![]() South Florida Natural Resources CenterStaff at the South Florida Natural Resources Center research and monitor the Everglades ecosystem to help inform park management. ![]() Everglades RestorationEverglades restoration is all about getting more, clean freshwater into the park at the right times so the ecosystem remains healthy. ![]() Florida Bay & Gulf Coast EstuariesDid you know that over one-third of the park is saltwater? Learn what SFNRC staff are doing to monitor the health of marine waters. ![]() Monitoring WaterPark staff monitor fresh and saltwater conditions throughout the Everglades. ![]() Monitoring WildlifeBirds, alligators, fish, and more. Find out more about how SFNRC staff monitor wildlife to determine the health of the Everglades ecosystem. ![]() Monitoring PlantsTake a short stroll in the park and you'll be amazed by the plant diversity found here. SFNRC botanists are working to document them all. ![]() Hole-in-the-Donut Restoration ProjectRestoration of 6,300 acres of former agricultural land located within the park is nearly complete. Read more about this unique park program. ![]() Invasive Species ManagementSFNRC staff aim to prevent new invasive species from entering the park. They remove new exotic animals or plants quickly if they make it in. ![]() Modeling Climate ChangeSFNRC staff are measuring how climate change could cause habitats like these mangrove forests to change. ![]() Applying for Research PermitsWant to do research in the park? Learn how to apply for a permit here. ![]() Reports and ArticlesFind out more about work at the SFNRC by reading park technical reports, articles, and science summaries. ![]() Get InvolvedWant to be part of the science that happens in the park? We have some opportunities for you! |
Last updated: August 24, 2022