Picayune Strand, a large section of south Florida wetland that was drained for suburban development, has been successfully restored to native ecosystem after 20 years of engineering work. The project represents one of the largest wetland restoration efforts in the United States, returning critical habitat northwest of Everglades National Park.
Good News Network · Thursday, 28 May 2026
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A huge area of the Everglades that was drained in an attempt to convert it to suburbia has been restored to a somewhat native ecosystem after 2 decades of reverse-landscape engineering. Picayune Strand is a big, almost perfect rectangle of south Florida wetland located northwest of Everglades National Park, northeast of Thousand Islands Nat. Wildlife […] The post Everglades Restoration Project Ongoing for 20-Plus Years Sees Huge Rewilding Success appeared first on Good News Network.