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At the SanCap Chambers luncheon meeting on Aug. 23 at Rosaritas Cantina on Sanibel, The Everglades Foundation Chief Executive Officer Eric Eikenberg told the

The Everglades Foundation will be in Fort Myers, on Wednesday to talk about Southwest's blue-green algae situation.

On the first anniversary of an impactful public education campaign called “Your Water Comes from the Everglades,” The Everglades Foundation celebrated widespread success of increased education about the source of

Electric green algal blooms are spreading, threatening wildlife, pets, people and cities. And algae season is only getting started.

Knight Foundation announced new investments in two leading, Miami-based climate-science organizations, Miami Waterkeeper and the Everglades Foundation.

Knight Foundation announced new investments in two leading, Miami-based climate-science organizations, Miami Waterkeeper and the Everglades Foundation. This funding will support the growth and impact of both organizations, and expand their capacity to inform residents and accelerate community participation in the development of climate resilience solutions. Miami is a city uniquely vulnerable to rising sea levels and climate change due to its geographical location and porous limestone...

Governor Ron DeSantis signed the Framework for Freedom Budget

Governor Ron DeSantis signed the Framework for Freedom Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24, which includes over $3.8 billion for Florida’s environment and reinforces the state’s commitment to Everglades restoration, water quality protections, vital land acquisitions, and resilience of inland and coastal communities. Read what environmental leaders and stakeholders are saying: “In this budget we once againGovernor Ron DeSantis signed the Framework for Freedom Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24, whic...

A judge sided with the Everglades Foundation after it sued its former chief scientist saying Thomas Van Lent took or destroyed proprietary information.

A judge sided with the Everglades Foundation after it sued its former chief scientist saying Thomas Van Lent took or destroyed proprietary information.