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  • Everglades Fact
    Gross Area Acres for FY 2004 - 1,508,538
  • In 1916, the Royal Palm State Park, on Paradise Key, was created as the first protected area in the Everglades.
  • On May 30, 1934, an Act was passed authorizing a park of 2,164,480 acres (875,953 hectares) to be acquired through public or private donation.
  • The largest continuous stand of sawgrass prairie in North America
  • The most significant breeding grounds for tropical wading birds in North America
  • Over 230,100 acres (93,100 hectares) of mangrove forest; the largest mangrove ecosystem in the western hemisphere
  • A nationally significant estuarine complex in Florida Bay
  • A significant ethnographic resources, revealing 2,000 years of human occupation
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    EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK
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No choices are more important than those we make about the environment - and few are more complex and challenging. Yet the actions we take can have a permanent, powerful impact, upon human well-being and the face of nature on earth.

The Environmental Literacy Council is dedicated to helping citizens, especially young people, participate wisely in this arena. An independent, non-profit organization, the Council gives teachers the tools to help students develop environmental literacy: a fundamental understanding of the systems of the world, both living and non-living, along with the analytical skills needed to weigh scientific evidence and policy choices.

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