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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Florida Everglades"”.

  1. Assessing land conservation strategies : the case of the Florida Everglades

    South Florida's Everglades is home to 67 threatened and endangered species. By 2100 it is estimated that sea level rise will inundate over 20% of existing conservation lands. Species will be dislocated and migrate to new land. Simultaneously, more than 500,000 people are moving to the region …

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  2. Waterworks: Settler Industrialization and Literary Experimentation in Twentieth-Century North America

    … bodies of water including the Owens River, the Florida Everglades, Lake Superior, and the Colorado River. In the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, infrastructure such as canals, aqueducts, dredges, and dams transformed the continent. This project tracks settlers’ shifting understandings …

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  3. Spatially-Explicit Agent-Based Modeling of Ecosystem Change and Epizootiological Impacts on Caribbean Spiny Lobster, <i>Panulirus argus</i>

    … model of the spiny lobster nursery of southern Florida that incorporates changing salinities, temperatures, and harmful algal blooms, and used it to evaluate the likely consequences of changes in hydrology due to the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Program on the spiny lobster and …

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  4. SWAMP BANDIT: The Legend of John Ashley and Florida's Notorious Ashley Gang

    … up his alleged criminal gang and reign in south Florida from 1911 to 1924. Considered the last frontier of the United States, Florida during this time is raw, untamed, and just beginning to be drained for land reclamation. Ashley makes local as well as national headlines, several of which are …

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