Florida's largest national park is a watery wilderness of incredible birds, subtropical swamps, and, yes, alligators.

Visitors and residents are concerned about big developments coming to Everglades City. Though it's a tourist town, they say the community is delicate.

It stretches for roughly 1,200 miles from Texas to Florida where it ends at the Everglades, 2 million acres of wetlands ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers controls lake levels, and the agency has been making discharges to both coasts for months in ...

To save a coastal wetlands, county officials worry Florida Power & Light is jeopardizing the ongoing clean-up of a saltwater ...

Owner Bill Odrey has lost his 11-year battle to save the 1928 building. Failure to pay a Naples roofer has led to foreclosure ...

Florida's largest lake then sent the water into the Everglades, where it nurtured the so-called "river of grass" as it made its way to Florida Bay. But humans had other ideas, with multiple canals ...

“The goal of this legislation is to affirm our state’s unwavering commitment to Everglades Restoration, and to support our water management districts as they focus on their original core mission.

Pinecrest, a village in Miami-Dade County, is launching a compost program that will benefit a community garden in the ...

Congress formally dedicated this as a national park in 1947, the same year as Douglas’ book.   Native Americans have lived ...

The South Florida Water Management District reported overall nesting down although snowy egrets, South Florida's dominant ...

It really has fostered a sense of environmental responsibility in our community,” said one village council member.