The websites listed below are maintained by federal, state, and local organizations which provide information on the ecosystem restoration efforts for South Florida.

• Everglades Radio Network

Motorists along Alligator Alley can now tune into an educational radio program about America's Everglades while coasting the hour-long stretch of Interstate 75. Hosted by Florida Gulf Coast University, Florida's Everglades Radio Network features facts about the Everglades ecosystem, its wildlife and habitat, along with a history of the Everglades and the natural and man-made forces affecting its future. The Everglades Radio Network also broadcasts via their website.

 

• Fort Lauderdale Museum of Discovery and Science - Everglades Restoration Project

The Task Force has a formal public-private Partnership Agreement with the Museum of Discovery and Science, which now serves as an official interpretive site for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project. We invite you to visit the Living in the Everglades exhibit, which was designed to help educate the public about the restoration efforts for the Greater Everglades Ecosystem. Over the last years, the Living in the Everglades exhibit was instrumental in educating nearly one million visitors about our Everglades restoration efforts.