Millions watch as they swim with gators, snatch snakes. Meet the Everglades influencers
Combined, more than 25 million people follow the Everglades and wildlife exploits of three Florida social media personalities.
Gov. DeSantis wants control of federal money for Everglades projects
Tania Galloni, managing attorney for the Earthjustice legal organization, has questioned DeSantis' dedication to protecting ...
Buddhist center sues over Everglades project, arguing work would disrupt tranquility
The nature center, owned and operated by the Buddhist organization, Soka Gakkai International-USA, argues in the lawsuit that the Everglades project — which has been in the works for over 15 years — ...
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MLK Weekend 2025 in Miami & South Florida: 15 Great Things To Do With Kids
Looking for the best things to do in Miami and South Florida this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend? Here are some ...
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A race is on to save the Florida Everglades and protect a key source of drinking water
The Everglades ecosystem was degraded and transformed when a highway connecting Tampa and Miami was built in 1928, cutting through a mosaic of prairies, sawgrass marshes, freshwater ponds and ...
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Scientists make troubling discovery while researching alligators in the Florida Everglades: 'We need to get ready'
Scientists from the University of Florida "Croc Docs" team are studying threatened American alligators to help assess the ...
In Florida, the Miccosukee fight to protect the Everglades in the face of climate change
Miccosukee Tribal elder Michael Frank walks past chickees, stilt homes, used for community activities, on the Miccosukee ...
FAU student catches massive Burmese python while on Florida Everglades trip with girlfriend
Daniel Meyerson told CBS News Miami that he goes out to the Everglades every other weekend looking for a python to catch.
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Move over iguanas. There's a new invasive species moving into Florida, the Asian swamp eel
The Asian swamp eel is an air-breathing fish that can move across land to new locations. Florida offers ideal habitat.
In Florida, a race is on to save the Everglades and protect a key source of drinking water
When the $3.9 billion Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir Project is complete, a reservoir and wetland will store and ...
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In Florida, a race is on to save the Everglades and protect a key source of drinking water
The Everglades ecosystem was degraded and transformed when a highway connecting Tampa and Miami was built in 1928, cutting through a mosaic of prairies, sawgrass marshes, freshwater ponds and ...