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

• Everglades Program Team, U.S. Department of the Interior

The DOI Everglades Program Team, established in June, 2000, will provide the Department of Interior and its affiliates with increased scientific and technical capacity to assess the potential impacts of south Florida restoration efforts on the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge and the Everglades National Park, the two "book-ends" of the remnant Everglades.

 

• The Living Everglades

A South Florida Water Management District website designed to provide a vast amount of information and data about the Everglades to include data on water quality, hydrology and weather, nitrogen and phosphorus levels, water levels and flows, and rainfall.

 

• South Florida Natural Resources Center

The South Florida Natural Resources Center (SFNRC) is a division of Everglades National Park providing scientific information and environmental assessments to the National Park Service units of South Florida and to the Department of the Interior.

 

• U.S. Coral Reef Task Force

The U.S. Coral Reef Task Force was established in June 1998 through Executive Order 13089 on coral reef protection to lead the U.S. response to this growing, global environmental crisis. The Task Force is responsible for overseeing implementation of the Executive Order, and developing and implementing coordinated efforts to map and monitor U.S. coral reefs; research the causes and solutions to coral reef degradation; reduce and mitigate coral reef degradation from pollution, over fishing and other causes; and implement strategies to promote conservation and sustainable use of coral reefs internationally.