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From left to to right: Rodney Barreto, Chairman and President of the Miami Super Bowl Host Committee, Patrick Goddard, President of Virgin Trains, and Eric Eikenberg, Chief Executive Officer, The Everglades Rallying together key supporters from the tri-county area, guests rode the train down from Palm Beach Super Bowl Host Committee, and Patrick Goddard, President of Virgin Trains, as well as cocktails, hor ’doeurves, and the Vince Lombardi trophy from the 1972 Miami Dolphins perfect season!

In the past three months, our Education team has provided training to over 200 teachers  from 8 counties Champion Schools  teachers joined our Education team for hands-on and outdoor professional development training

., O2E Director, Jacquie Weisblum, and the Director of Communications for Zoo Miami, Ron Magill, made In celebration of this major anniversary, The Everglades Foundation, in partnership with the Miami Super With Zoo Miami’s Goodwill Ambassador and Communications Director, Ron Magill, serving as host, the morning Larry Little as well as Dick Anderson, and Mercury Morris, all three members of the undefeated 1972 Miami singing Happy Birthday  to Everglades National Park and a Park Ranger-led excursion through Anhinga Trail

From hands-on Everglades Literacy Teacher Training sessions throughout the year to in-person classroom Since its start in 2014, the Everglades Literacy Program has trained nearly 6,500 educators in 30 Florida In 2024 thus far, its tenth year of the program, the education team has trained over 300 teachers in

and Education at The Everglades Foundation; and Alicia Torres, Coordinator of Education Programs and Training To date, The Everglades Foundation has trained nearly 3,000 teachers throughout 21 counties in Florida

The Foundation has partnerships with 20+ schools in Miami-Dade County, where at least four different visits are needed for the partnership: 1) Teacher Training; 2) Classroom Presentation; 3) Science Night

Ruscena Wiederholt, Ecologist: The Everglades Foundation The Miami Blue A beautiful silver and blue butterfly By the early 90s, the only known Miami Blue population was on Key Biscayne. Predation from these non-native reptiles on one of the Miami Blue’s host plants, the gray nickerbean What is being done to protect the Miami blue? can be found in tropical hardwood hammocks, pine rocklands, botanical gardens, corridors like forest trails

It provides free teacher training, a STEM curriculum aligned to Florida Standards, one-on-one support

& Loyal events, J.McLaughlin has been able to support of the Everglades Literacy program which has trained

Students also had the opportunity to attend Everglades Literacy Teacher Trainings with the Education

areas with pythons in Everglades National Park, bobcats, rabbits, raccoons, foxes, opossums, and white-tailed The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission offers free training on identifying and removing Burmese pythons : www.IveGot1.org If you need to request removal of a nuisance python or an unwanted pet reptile in Miami-Dade County, call the Fire Rescue Department: 786-331-4454 You can receive training from Florida Fish and

Unfortunately it’s too late to get off this train.