My husband and I like to walk down the Shark Valley tower road from Tamiami Trail. Sometime, we go to the Anhinga Trail because it’s usually a great place to see wildlife.

Foundation among the organizations and innovators helping build a more sustainable and resilient future for Miami protect the natural resources that shape our region: https://www.aventuramagazine.com/the-new-wave-of-miamis-environmental-innovation

365 Conference The Everglades Foundation attended the Resilience 365 Conference at the University of Miami The two-day conference was hosted by the University of Miami Climate Resilience Institute in partnership with Miami-Dade County . The conference was part of Miami Climate 365 ’s inaugural week of climate action, which included events across Miami to spark conversation and grow networks around resilience.    

Miami Herald, May 5, 2026 By Michael Berkowitz and Meenakshi Chabba Aerial view of dried-out airboat In February, Miami-Dade residents were startled by announcements of water use restrictions, the result something far larger: a resilience multiplier, yielding surprising dividends to a climate-vulnerable Miami The Everglades wetlands span the length of Florida’s southern peninsula and more than half of Miami-Dade Read the full Miami Herald article here: https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article315629199.html

The Miami Dade Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution urging the Florida Legislature to set Negron and Chair and members of the Miami-Dade Legislative Delegation who returned to Tallahassee yesterday

Miami Community News, October 4, 2024 Two Miami-based organizations dedicated to protecting South Florida ’s water—The Everglades Foundation and Miami Waterkeeper—are proud to introduce their latest collaboration : “Miami’s Water and The Everglades.” Scientist at The Everglades Foundation, and Rachel Silverstein, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, and Miami “Everglades restoration is crucial for Miami’s flood protection,” adds Chabba.

and CEO of the Related Group and Eric Eikenberg, CEO of The Everglades Foundation Published in the Miami Herald , February 11, 2026 Miami-Dade County’s approach to growth has been shaped by a simple idea: Protecting our wetlands is essential to Miami-Dade County’s resilience with a changing climate and a filter rainwater, slowly recharging the Biscayne Aquifer, the primary source of drinking water for Miami-Dade

Monday, September 30 - Local South FL environmental organizations launch new video series: “Miami’s Water Everglades Foundation and Miami Waterkeeper — are proud to introduce their latest collaboration: “Miami The series also addresses how the altered flow of water impacts Miami’s water supply. “Everglades restoration is crucial for Miami's flood protection,” adds Chabba. nature's benefits to secure a safe, thriving, and resilient future for Miami.

MIAMI (CBSMiami) January 29th, 2019 MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made a couple of

with Tailgate Party at Virgin Miami Central Train Station. MIAMI, Fla. across the tri-county region – many making their way to the event aboard Brightline, soon to be Virgin Trains Virgin Trains was chosen as a partner because the company’s vision for transit interconnectivity in the Brightline’s partnership with FPL extends to its trains as the company’s official biodiesel fuel provider

In Miami, civic leaders such as the Jorge M. Read full piece in the Miami Herald.

Miami Super Bowl Host Committee Launches Super Bowl LIV Environmental Initiative Ocean to Everglades Reduce the Environmental Impact of Super Bowl and Create a Sustainable Legacy across South Florida MIAMI , Fla. – (April 22, 2019) – Miami Super Bowl Host Committee today announced the launch of Ocean to Everglades About Miami Super Bowl Host Committee The Miami Super Bowl Host Committee brings together our community Janelle Prieto, Miami Super Bowl Host Committee (786) 789-2020 jprieto@miamisb2020.com