Dave Canterbury brought his survival skills and more to south Florida earlier in May, joining in on what is becoming a trend ...

A bobcat was documented killing and eating a 13-foot Burmese python in the Florida Everglades. Alligators, native snakes, and ...

Wading birds across the Everglades had a rough couple of years with annual nesting over the last two seasons below the 10-year average, according to reports compiled by the South Florida Water ...

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Above me, the abiding image of the Everglades: birds of prey cutting dark calligraphic figures in limitless skies. There were hawks and turkey vultures, their wing tips like fingers, and bald ...

Since the 1960s, visitors of Florida’s Everglades National Park have flocked to the Flamingo Lodge, located on the south end ...

In the lawless Everglades, the Lacey Act did not put an end to plume hunting. Poachers hid out and slaughtered the birds there with impunity. Five years after the bill's passage, a game warden was ...

As you navigate through narrow creeks and shallow bays just outside Everglades National Park and Big Cypress National Preserve, you may spot alligators, manatees and birds. Tourists enjoy the ride ...

The decline of the small critters that make up the base of the food web for most life in the Everglades, including wading birds, is dramatic enough that Pintar suggests the eel should dethrone the ...

It preserves the southernmost 20% of the Everglades. It was the first park to preserve an ecosystem. The park contains a significant breeding ground for wading birds along with 35 protected or ...

Threatened and endangered animals, birds, plants and other organisms found nowhere else on Earth, and wholly dependent on the Everglades ecosystem, would still have a place to live. “If we want to ...