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IN SPANISH AND HAITIAN CREOLE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Additional Organizations Waging War on Invasive Species

 
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Special thanks to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Florida Power & Light Company and the South Florida National Parks Trust for their kind support.

  • Blow the Whistle Blow the Whistle

    Report encounters with nonnative species! Read More

  • Get Help Get Help

    for nuisance animals or unwanted exotic pets Read More

  • Habitattitude Habitattitude

    Resources for Aquarium Hobbyists

  • Join The Force Join The Force

    Help stop the spread of pythons and other nonnative species! Read More

  • Report Nonnatives! Report Nonnatives!

    Click here to help report sightings for a rapid response Read More

Did You Know?

Wood Stork

A pair of endangered wood storks need about 440 pounds of fish during a breeding season to feed themselves and their young.  Everglades National Park serves as an important nursery ground for raising their chicks.