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March 27, 2012
JAVMA Probes Whether Burmese Pythons Are Mere Hype or Slithering Destructive Force
Despite the string of national headlines, television specials, a federal ban, and grotesque photographs, it's becoming increasingly unclear whether Burmese pythons are permanently wrecking the Everglades or if they're just an overhyped nuisance. Earlier this year, scientists r ... More >>
Blogs
March 22, 2012
The Everglades Need to Go Viral: Five Ads the Park Should Look to for Inspiration (Videos)
The Everglades has a marketing problem. Earlier this week, officials from the Everglades National Park and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization got together for a chat about how to better market the park to lure in tourists. As the Miami Herald reports, during ... More >>
Blogs
February 27, 2012
Python Destruction of Everglades May Be Overhyped
At the end of January, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences published a study suggesting that Burmese pythons were decimating mammal populations in the Everglades. The numbers were shocking: a 99 percent decline in raccoon sightings, a 98 percent drop in opossum ... More >>
Blogs
October 7, 2011
Gov. Scott Presents Plan for Everglades Restoration -- Meaning More Engineering
The Everglades is too far gone for anyone to let it take its natural course. South Florida's entire inland economy depends on a water system that stays around the same level all year long, avoids flooding communities (cough, Weston, cough) that are stupidly built in the natural flow of water from ... More >>
News
September 3, 2009
On the Hunt for Exotic Lizards in the Florida Everglades
The Everglades is too far gone for anyone to let it take its natural course. South Florida's entire inland economy depends on a water system that stays around the same level all year long, avoids flooding communities (cough, Weston, cough) that are stupidly built in the natural flow of water from ... More >>
News
June 4, 2009
South Florida's Best Fishing Hole, the L-67A Canal, Falls Victim to Environmentalists
The Everglades is too far gone for anyone to let it take its natural course. South Florida's entire inland economy depends on a water system that stays around the same level all year long, avoids flooding communities (cough, Weston, cough) that are stupidly built in the natural flow of water from ... More >>
Calendar
January 22, 2009
Blowing in the Wind
The Everglades is too far gone for anyone to let it take its natural course. South Florida's entire inland economy depends on a water system that stays around the same level all year long, avoids flooding communities (cough, Weston, cough) that are stupidly built in the natural flow of water from ... More >>
Blogs
July 16, 2007
Ask the Food Critic: How do Locals Get a Hold of Local Fruit?
The Everglades is too far gone for anyone to let it take its natural course. South Florida's entire inland economy depends on a water system that stays around the same level all year long, avoids flooding communities (cough, Weston, cough) that are stupidly built in the natural flow of water from ... More >>
Culture
February 1, 2007
Swamped by Beauty
Until Douglas came along, the consensus was that the Everglades was just a watery obstacle to development
News
June 23, 2005
Attack of the Killer Weed
Can a hardy little moth stop the fern that wants to eat the Everglades?
Sports and Recreation
May 13, 2004
Best Place to Paddle
The Lakes section of Hollywood
News
January 2, 2003
Happy on the Outside
Everglades National Park's subsurface tsuris
Dining
October 10, 2002
Alligator Tales
Stop in for a bite of gourmet bar food at Alligator Alley
News
September 26, 2002
Letters for September 26, 2002
Bashing Bush
News
September 12, 2002
Big Cypress Buyout
Proposed payment of millions to a wealthy clan amounts to nothing more than stealing from taxpayers for the Bush boys' political gain
News
July 18, 2002
For the Birds
Should 2700 little sparrows be allowed to hold up the reclaiming of the Everglades?
News
December 2, 1999
Swept Out to Sea
The waves, winds, and tides conspired to send the canoe miles into the Gulf of Mexico. A writer deals with his own mortality during a life-and-death struggle.
Calendar
September 2, 1999
Outward Bound
Outdoor Adventures Klub
News
July 2, 1998
Demon Seed
Patient Zero in the melaleuca plague is hiding out in plain sight in Davie
News
March 5, 1998
It Came From the Swamps!
A huge, hairy beast that walks upright and craves lima beans is stalking South Florida's marshland.

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