Everglades snail kite research by university of florida signs of hope
Management efforts like that of the UF government-university team has helped the bird come back from the brink of extinction.
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Management efforts like that of the UF government-university team has helped the bird come back from the brink of extinction.
Constant monitoring by UF researchers, state and federal wildlife and water management officials, is helping an endangered curly-beaked bird rebound.
Captain McCain embodies a community’s embrace of science and scientists’ embrace of the experts who live in local communities.
Through a partnership between the University of Florida and state government, the endangered Everglades snail kite is making a comeback, writes the University of Florida’s senior vice president for agriculture and natural resources.
The University of Florida's research on the small bird could help protect something you do care about — bass, if you’re a fisher, ducks if you’re a hunter, air boat tours if you’re a visitor or business owner or employee, and tax dollars if you’re a Floridian who benefits from the economic activity a healthy home for the snail kite generates.