The country’s first national preserve, Big Cypress protects 729,000 acres of wetlands that flow clean water across the Greater Everglades ecosystem, into Everglades National Park, and into the vital ...

Deep in a pine forest of Big Cypress National Preserve ... a break formed in a flow line, discharging two barrels of oil and water onto the ground, said Bob DeGross, spokesman for the preserve.

The plan is to restore the natural sheet flow of water throughout the Everglades ecosystem, including the Big Cypress National Preserve. Both the tribe and the Gladesmen said the project directly ...

Big Cypress is one of two major watershed basins ... More: Project to restore natural water flow on 1,000 acres in Lee County finished The county has completed its own flood protection masterplan ...

Big Cypress National Preserve, a 729,000-acre swamp on the western border of Everglades National Park, is a vital component of the greater Everglades ecosystem, which provides drinking water to ...

Any further spills would permanently damage the Big Cypress ecosystem and flow to the coastal estuaries ... all of South Florida with drinking water. The drilling must come to a permanent end.

Corey Perrine AP The Big Cypress National Preserve and Everglades National Park are both part of the Everglades and both are crucial to restoring the historic flow of water through the River of Grass.

Any further spills would permanently damage the Big Cypress ecosystem and flow to the coastal estuaries ... all of South Florida with drinking water. The drilling must come to a permanent end.

The state's water management relies on effective ... for the betterment of all Texans by helping maintain flow standards for the river basin of Big Cypress Bayou," Yoskowitz said.

Any further spills would permanently damage the Big Cypress ecosystem and flow to the coastal estuaries ... all of South Florida with drinking water. The drilling must come to a permanent end.

Herrod explained the 1959 damming of Big Cypress Creek ... t flourish without the annual or semi-annual push of water from the main flow of the creek and back. "In low flows, the cypress trees ...