South Florida Natural Resources Center
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The South Florida Natural Resources Center (SFNRC) is a division of Everglades National Park that provides scientific information and environmental assessments to the National Park Service units of south Florida and to the Department of the Interior. SFNRC scientists seek to conserve and, where necessary, restore the normal suite of interactions between the biological and physical elements of the environment in order to ensure a functional ecosystem and its associated biological diversity. Reflecting the holistic nature of the ecosystem, the center works to integrate applied science with management actions toward the preservation of resources for the enjoyment of future generations. New TIME Model Report Salinity and Hydrology of Florida Bay: Status and Trends 1990-2009
Research Natural Area 5-Year Report
Proposed Numeric Nutrient Criteria for South Florida Estuaries and Coastal Waters
Florida Invaders
New CESI Web Site Launched |
Did You Know?
On April 21, 1958, Everglades National Park conducted the first prescribed fire for ecological management in both the Park and the National Park Service. This burn pioneered using fire as a resource management tool nationwide.
SFNRC Phone List
SFNRC Publications