Celebrating 50 Years of Heritage
The 2024 Swamp Heritage Festival, held on December 7th at Big Cypress National Preserve, marked a significant milestone—50 years of the Preserve’s establishment.
The 2024 Swamp Heritage Festival, held on December 7th at Big Cypress National Preserve, marked a significant milestone—50 years of the Preserve’s establishment.
The most well-known Turtle Mound in Florida is located at the Canaveral National Seashore, near New Smyrna Beach on the Atlantic coast.
This October, the community is invited to participate in a unique and meaningful event that combines the beauty of art with the wonders of nature, all while supporting a vital cause.
The National Park Service (NPS) and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida have entered into two historic co-stewardship agreements for Everglades and Biscayne National Parks.
Lake Okeechobee’s newest management plan — LOSOM — comes five years after Florida’s historic toxic algae bloom.
Superintendent Pedro Ramos has reached out to clarify that the Park has no plans to implement such a system.
Projects like these take years to come to fruition, but we are now moving ahead with the rest of the State.
Clyde Butcher’s Big Cypress Gallery held its 1st Annual Exotic Plant Removal event, a resounding success according to the gallery.
The pristine beauty of Everglades National Park beckons, but behind its breathtaking vistas lies a silent menace: air pollution.
The letter below was forwarded to us after the