South Florida Multi-Species Recovery Plan
Competed in 1999 in partnership with agencies of the Department of Interior, the South Florida Multi-Species Recovery Plan acts as a "living document" that allows for the recovery of listed species through adaptive management techniques based upon the most current science and research. The plan looks at species recovery through a landscape lens, rather than the traditional species-by-species approach. |
Did You Know?
Due to the global significance of Everglades National Park, it has been designated a Biosphere Reserve, a World Heritage Site, and a Wetland of International Importance.