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Everglades Students of the Week for April 5.
Everglades presents Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary School presents its Students of the Week for the week of April 5. more
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Glyphosate in Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie Rivers not coming from EAA
Going down another rabbit hole to connect the dots between sugar industry’s use of glyphosate in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) and impacts to manatees... more
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Five miles of the old Tamiami Trail is being removed to allow water to flow under the new bridges.
Portion of old Tamiami Trail removed to move more water to Everglades National Park
THE EVERGLADES  -- On March 30, a project began to remove about 5 miles of old road bed of the old Tamiami Trail. more
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A trail camera image shows a Roseate Spoonbill feeding young at its nest in Florida Bay.
Audubon’s Everglades Science Center uses new technology to track Roseate Spoonbills
Roseate Spoonbills are the “canary in the coal mine” for the Everglades. more
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Everglades Elementary Students of the Week for the week of March 22.
Everglades Elementary presents Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary would like to congratulate its Students of the Week for the week of March 23. more
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Sugarcane has been grown in Florida since the late 1760s. The ‘Glades’ area of South Florida recently marked the 90th annual sugar cane harvest for the farms south of Lake Okeechobee.
U.S. Sugar to expand domestic sugar production, acquires sugar refinery in Georgia
U.S. Sugar has reached an agreement to purchase a sugar refinery in Georgia. more
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Jason Andreotta (DEP), Mayor Kristine Petersen (Clewiston), Director Drew Bartlett (SFWMD), Chairman Chauncey Goss (SFWMD), Commissioner Karson Turner (Hendry County), Andres Mendoza (Condotte America), and Joseph Burke (Ryan Southern Inc).
SFWMD celebrates groundbreaking of C-139 Flow Equalization Basin in Hendry County
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) celebrated the groundbreaking of the C-139 Flow Equalization Basin... more
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Guest Commentary:
ASR Technology is key to restoring Florida’s Everglades
Restoring Florida’s Everglades is a much-needed environmental stewardship effort more
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Everglades Elementary School Students of the Week for the week of March 8.
Everglades Elementary presents Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary would like to congratulate its Students of the Week for the week of March 8. more
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The Florida panther, one of the world's most endangered mammals.
Burnett Oil wants to drill in Big Cypress National Preserve
 Conservation groups oppose Burnett Oil Company’s request to the state of Florida for permits to develop oil infrastructure inside Big Cypress. more
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Barn owl at Belle Glade field.
Barn owl conservation efforts in South Florida a soaring success for species, growers, environment
The barn owl population is soaring to new heights in the Everglades Agriculture Area (EAA) and some see it as a conservation... more
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Everglades Elementary School's Students of the Week for the week of Feb. 8.
Everglades Elementary presents Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary School presents its Students of the Week for the week of Feb. 8. more
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EES teachers receive grant.
EES teachers receive mini grant
EES teachers receive mini grant from Okeechobee Education Foundation. more
Everglades Elementary School presents Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary would like to congratulate its Students of the Week for the week of Jan. 18: more
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Lake Worth: The Seminole’s ‘Breadbasket’ in 1841
When the first pioneers settled along the shores of Lake Worth in the late 1870s, they found a pristine wilderness and assumed... more
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EES present Students of the Week
Everglades Elementary School would like to congratulate its Students of the Week for the week of Jan. 4. more
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A group of prayer walkers traveled 36 miles through the Everglades to spread awareness about detrimental changes in EPA permitting.
Defending the sacred Everglades
A group of concerned citizens from across the state gathered for a 36 mile “Defend the Sacred” prayer walk... more
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FWC celebrates conservation successes
Last year Gov. DeSantis charged the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and partners to increase their battle against nonnative invasive species... more
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THE EVERGLADES — Betty Osceola of the Miccosukee Tribe is encouraging everyone who cares about Mother Earth to post their own photos on social media with the hashtag #DefendtheSacred. She asks that posters hold signs indicating how far they are from the Everglades.
#DefendTheSacred - Everglades walk planned for Jan. 2 & 3
Betty Osceola of the Miccosukee Tribe is calling on all who care about the Everglades to protest the recent federal decision to... more
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BIG CYPRESS — Betty Osceola shared this image of a flooded Miccosukee camp Nov. 22. Weeks after Tropical Storm Eta dumped record rainfall south of Lake Okeechobee, the areas north of the Tamiami Trail are still flooded. Flow under the trail, which could help relieve that flooding, is limited to protect the Las Palmas development (sometimes called the 8.5 square mile area) near Miami.
Miccosukee Tribe representative protests plan to let State of Florida rule on wetlands permits
Betty Osceola of the Miccosukee Tribe has taken to social media to protest... more
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