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Judge to Decide Fate of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ In Everglades Wetlands
A federal judge is deciding whether to close or keep open a detention site in the Everglades, which environmentalists and the Miccosukee Tribe claim violates the National Environmental Policy Act and threatens endangered species and tribal homelands.
Federal judge to rule on civil rights at Alligator Alcatraz, where detainees report maggots, infections and blocked access to ...
Ravenous saltwater species are flanking the Southwest coast of Florida, at times flying 40 miles inland to find their blood meals.
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'Everglades Avenger' fights back against massive snakes taking over wetlands: 'They have to go'
"It's a choice between one animal I love and the thousand other animals it would eat." 'Everglades Avenger' fights back ...
Everglades Angels, one of at least seven such nonprofits, has saved 860 dogs and adopted 795 in 10 years. Cabal and Jordan, who work with several different nonprofits, could only speculate on why ...
Everglades City has been fining owner Bill Audrey $150 a day since his roofing permit expired May 27.The city may decide to ...
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Rare Aquarium Fish Discovered Deep in the Everglades
The wild Everglades hide secrets beneath the surface, and one daring trap reveals rare aquarium fish in their natural habitat ...
After a storm disrupted plans for a 99-mile paddling trek, a Times journalist’s time on the water took a more reflective turn. Come look and listen alongside him.
The hearing addressed issues including allegations that detainees lack the ability to meet privately with their attorneys in ...
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