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- BURMESE PYTHONS IN YOUR BACKYARD
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission offers free training on identifying and removing Burmese pythons If you need to request removal of a nuisance python or an unwanted pet reptile in Miami-Dade County, You can also receive training from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to remove pythons
- How Will Climate Change Affect Plants and Animals in The Everglades?
Unfortunately it’s too late to get off this train.
- 2019 INTERN BLOG SERIES – WEEK 5
joined the education team in Broward and gained hands-on experience with the Everglades Literacy teacher trainings
- 7 Interesting and Imperiled Species in the Everglades
An impressive feat of camouflage, most of their native range of Miami-Dade and Monroe counties no longer Long-lived, their average lifespans are 60 to 70 years, and they demonstrate parental care, a very unusual trait
- Everglades Champion Schools’ Growing Impact Across Florida
in our 6-12 Everglades Champions in Action program involves several stages, beginning with teacher training taken by Everglades Champion Schools this year were led by students and teachers in Palm Beach and Miami-Dade In Miami-Dade’s School for Advanced Studies - Wolfson campus, students presented at the City of Miami before the panel and made a motion requesting the Mayor and Commission to consider incentivizing local Miami
- Snow Animals of the Everglades
These stylish traits, along with their black bills, distinguish them from another white-plumed species
- The Convoluted Family Tree of the Florida Panther
diseases and parasites, and with a host of problems like undescended testicles, low fecundity, kinked tails the only mountain lions remaining east of the Mississippi and they do exhibit distinctive physical traits
- 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Florida Manatees – and Where to See Them
Those in captivity have been trained to react to visual stimuli and commands. 8.
- Are There Crocodiles in Florida’s Everglades? Facts, Myths, and Where to See Them
They have a long, muscular tail, short legs, and a V-shaped snout. Studies show crocodiles have complex brains, social systems, and even the ability to learn and be trained










