Golden light over the sawgrass and a quiet private ride: what to expect on a Miami sunset airboat tour, with…
Leave Brickell after breakfast, ride a private airboat through the sawgrass, and be back for a late lunch. How to…
Long before roads crossed South Florida, the Calusa built a powerful society around the fish and shellfish of the Gulf…
The Everglades is a homeland as well as a wetland. Drawing on the Miccosukee Tribe's own history, this article traces…
For more than half a century, Florida's leaders, investors and engineers set out to drain and control the Everglades. Their…
At the turn of the twentieth century, egret feathers from South Florida's rookeries were worth a fortune on fashionable hats.…
Decades before Everglades National Park existed, Florida's women's clubs campaigned to protect a royal palm hammock called Paradise Key. Their…
When the Tamiami Trail opened in 1928, it tied Florida's Atlantic and Gulf coasts together across the Everglades. It also…
Ernest F. Coe proposed a national park in the lower Everglades in 1928. It took a coalition of advocates, an…
In 1947, Marjory Stoneman Douglas published The Everglades: River of Grass, helping readers see a wetland many had written off…
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