For centuries, the Everglades has been the tribe's home ... A wooden swing swayed near garden beds where flowers, chilies and other plants sprung from the soil. A plastic deer with antlers ...

Her best-seller about an obsessive poacher would help make the once-obscure ghost orchid the most famous wild flower in the sprawling Everglades ecosystem. Twenty-five years later, the ghost ...

With the Everglades Earth Cycle Project ... Plants, untreated wood and soil are compostable — but flowers aren't. Stunning ...

The first time you visit the Everglades, you begin to comprehend just how much of it is vast nothingness. Pristine and largely inaccessible, it’s a flat, wet terrain not really meant for humans.

Deer, raccoons, possums and fox once flocked the area of the Everglades National Park in south Florida. Nowadays, you’re lucky if you spot one mammal in the area, according to wildlife experts.

In South Florida, drinking water comes from the Everglades, a vast landscape of wetlands that has long filtered the water relied on by millions of people. But as the Everglades has shrunk over the ...

Plip, plop, plip. Droplets of water fall from your paddle blade and splatter lightly on calm waters as you glide along just feet from a pristine beach in one of the most remote areas east of the ...

Her best-seller about an obsessive poacher would help make the once-obscure ghost orchid the most famous wild flower in the sprawling Everglades ecosystem. Twenty-five years later, the ghost ...

For centuries, the Everglades has been the tribe's home ... A wooden swing swayed near garden beds where flowers, chilies and other plants sprung from the soil. A plastic deer with antlers ...