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What is Everglades Restoration?

The Everglades is recognized both nationally and internationally as one of the world's most unique natural and cultural resources.

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What is Everglades Restoration?

The Everglades is recognized both nationally and internationally as one of the world's most unique natural and cultural resources.

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2020 Meeting Calendar
Save the Dates

• October 22, 2020 - Task Force Meeting

2020 Meeting Calendar - Save the Dates

• October 22, 2020 - Task Force Meeting

Additional information (logistics and proposed agendas) for the September 19th WG/SCG meeting and IDS public engagement workshop will be provided in the near future.

Invasive Exotic Species

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species.
As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.

Invasive Exotic Species

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species.
As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.

Upcoming Events

SEP 17

Joint Working Group/Science Coordination Group Meeting - Click here for more
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Upcoming Events

SEP 17

Joint Working Group/Science Coordination Group Meeting - Click here for more
- Click here for live webcast

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South Florida is a hotspot for invasives

Invasive species now call South Florida home, harming agriculture, tourism, native plants, animals, and our quality of life.

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Everglades National Park Points of Interest

Everglades allows you to explore a vast diversity of flora and fauna in different eco-systems.

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SF Ecosystem Restoration Task Force

Members who are top level policy makers, working together on the largest ecosystem restoration ever.

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Photo Gallery

View some of our shared photographs from landscapes across America's Everglades and see for yourself what we are protecting.

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Things have never been easier.

Contact us
for help.

Hotlines
Report Exotic Animals
1-888-IVE-GOT1
Contact Everglades National Park
(305) 242-7700
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
(850) 488-4676

Videos and Information
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United States Department of the Interior, Office of Everglades Restoration Initiatives, 7595 SW 33rd St, Davie, FL 33314

What is Everglades Restoration?

The Everglades is recognized both nationally and internationally as one of the world's most unique natural and cultural resources.

Tap for details

What is Everglades Restoration?

The Everglades is recognized both nationally and internationally as one of the world's most unique natural and cultural resources.

Tap for details

2020 Meeting Calendar Save the Dates

• October 22, 2020 - Task Force Meeting

2020 Meeting Calendar - Save the Dates

• October 22, 2020 - Task Force Meeting

Invasive Exotic Species

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species. As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.

Invasive Exotic Species

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species. As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

South Florida is a hotspot for invasives

Everglades National Park Points of Interest

SF Ecosystem Restoration Task Force

Photo Gallery

2020 Meeting Calendar
Save the Dates

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species.
As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.

Some animals that are brought into the Everglades which are foreign to the ecosystem interfere with native species.
As a result, the entire food chain is altered and all animals that have a part in the way the Everglades works are affected.