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Mediterranean Fruit Fly

Mediterranean Fruit Fly
More information on the distribution, identification and management of the Mediterranean fruit fly is available here.
 
Mexican Bromeliad Weevil


Mexican Bromeliad Weevil
More information on the spread and control of the Mexican bromeliad weevil is available here.

 
Citrus Greening


Citrus Greening
More information on how to identify, report and help control the spread of citrus greening is available here.

 
Whitefly

Whiteflies
The newly introduced whitefly attacks a number of ficus trees commonly used for landscaping. More information on the identification and management of this species can be found here. 
 
Red Palm Mite

Red Palm Mite
More information on the identification and control of this newly-discovered invader can be found here.
 
West Indian Manatee  

Did You Know?
Around 15 federally threatened and endangered species reside within the boundaries of Everglades National Park. Sea turtles, crocodiles, and West Indian Manatees (pictured left) are but a few of these.

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Last Updated: February 14, 2008 at 09:50 EST