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Hole-in-the-Donut "In Depth"
 

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Fact Sheets

 
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Hole-in-the Donut Restoration Fact Sheet
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Partner Resources

 
Swallowtailed Kite in Flight

Everglades Digital Library
Hole-in-the-Donut Restoration Collection
 
 

Further Reading

Title

Year

Size
Old Field Succession in Everglades National Park

1987

8.6 MB
A Bibliography of Schinus, Melaleuca, and Causarina Exotic Genera in South Florida

1982

6.5 MB
Schinus in Successional Ecosystems of Everglades National Park

1982

24 MB

Impact of Fire Exclusion and Invasion of Schinus terebinthifolius on Rockland Pine Forests

1981

9.2 MB

Investigations of Early Plant Succession on Abandoned Farmlands in Everglades National Park

1981

13.2 MB



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Wood Stork

Did You Know?
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.
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