Since Florida became a state in 1845, its total wetland area has decreased by about 44%, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Since Florida became a state in 1845, its total wetland area has decreased by about 44%, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. More in U.S.

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Florida wetlands were once disregarded as useless, nasty swamps. Now, officials are working to protect and restore them for their ecological benefits. Florida has lost 44% of its wetlands since 1845.