Everglades National Park

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New Interior Secretary To Tour Everglades

Getting a first hand look at two areas of one of this nation’s most treasured natural resources, new Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is scheduled to take airboat tours of Everglades National Park and the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge.

CBS4–2013/05/01

Best Ways To Celebrate Earth Day 2013 In South Florida

Celebrate Earth Day this year by getting outdoors and appreciating your surroundings.

CBS4–2013/04/22

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Officials Hope Canal Project Improves Florida Bay

There’s a major move Friday to improve the health of the ailing Florida Bay.

CBS4–2013/01/11

Prescribed Burn For Everglades National Park

If you smell any smoke in the air Thursday, don’t be alarmed, more than 11,000 acres will be burned at Everglades National Park in Homestead.

CBS4–2012/12/06

Students Refurb Nike Missile, Return It To Missile Site

If you thought you saw a giant missile being hauled down the road on a back of a giant flatbed truck in Miami Friday morning, you weren’t seeing things.

CBS4–2012/10/19

Getaway Guide: Weekend Trip To The Everglades

Whether you are a lover of nature or you’re looking for a vacation opportunity you’ve never experienced before, a weekend trip to the Florida Everglades will be an unforgettable experience.

CBS4–2012/09/22

A record setting python was examined by students at the University of Florida after it was found at the Everglades National Park. (CBS4)

Record Setting Python Captured In Everglades

The biggest Burmese python ever caught in Florida is being studied by the University of Florida after being found in Everglades National Park.

CBS4–2012/08/14

Boater’s Body Recovered By Coast Guard

The body of a man who went missing after he tried to recover an errant vote in Everglades National Mark was recovered Sunday by the Coast Guard in the Shark River.

2012/07/23

EPA Gives OK To $880M Everglades Clean-Up Plan

The state of Florida will move forward with a $880 million plan to improve water quality in the Florida Everglades after the plan was given federal approval Wednesday.

CBS4–2012/06/13