Everglades

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The Everglades is a vast subtropical wetland region in southern Florida known for its slow-moving "river of grass," unique biodiversity, and critical role in regional water flow and wildlife habitat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecosystem
geographic region
subtropical wetland
wetland region
characterizedBy sawgrass-dominated landscapes
seasonal flooding and drying
slow sheet flow of water
conservationStatus subject of large-scale restoration efforts
ecosystemType estuarine ecosystem
freshwater marsh
mangrove ecosystem
habitatFor American alligator
American crocodile
Florida panther
West Indian manatee
numerous bird species
numerous fish species
numerous reptile species
roseate spoonbill
snail kite
wood stork
hasClimate subtropical climate
hasDesignation Everglades National Park
surface form: UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (via Everglades National Park)

Everglades National Park
surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site (via Everglades National Park)

Wetland of International Importance
hasPart Big Cypress National Preserve
surface form: Big Cypress Swamp

Everglades National Park
Florida Bay
Shark River Slough
Taylor Slough
coastal prairies
freshwater sloughs
mangrove forests
sawgrass marshes
tree islands
hydrologyDependsOn Kissimmee River basin
Lake Mayaimi (historical name of Lake Okeechobee)
surface form: Lake Okeechobee

rainfall
knownFor alligator habitat
complex water flow patterns
high biodiversity
slow-moving river of grass
wading bird populations
locatedIn Florida
United States of America
surface form: United States

southern Florida
partOf Greater Everglades ecosystem
South Florida hydrologic system
playsRoleIn flood control
groundwater recharge
regional water storage
wildlife habitat provision
supports commercial and recreational fisheries
ecotourism
threatenedBy agricultural runoff
climate change
invasive species
urban development
water diversion

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Greater Everglades ecosystem includes Everglades
this entity surface form: Big Cypress Swamp
Cape Sable seaside sparrow occursInProtectedArea Everglades
this entity surface form: Big Cypress National Preserve
Florida panther habitat Everglades
Burmese python introducedTo Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades
Shark Valley Visitor Center providesAccessTo Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades wetlands
Collier County contains Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades wetlands
Collier County hasFeature Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades ecosystems
Gulf Coast Visitor Center nearbyWaterBody Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades estuarine waterways
Florida Peninsula contains Everglades
Atlantic coastal plain contains Everglades
Shark River Slough partOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades freshwater marsh system
Taylor Slough partOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades ecosystem
Seminole regionOfConflict Everglades
South Florida knownFor Everglades
Eastern United States containsLandform Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades
Miami River sourceRegion Everglades
Miami River drainageBasin Everglades
Okeechobee Plain near Everglades
Janie Crawford residesInFiction Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades (the muck)
Tea Cake settingOfActivity Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades, Florida
Lake Mayaimi (historical name of Lake Okeechobee) associatedWith Everglades
subject surface form: Lake Mayaimi
this entity surface form: Everglades region
Belle Glade culture archaeologicalRegion Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades region
Gulf Coastal Plain containsFeature Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades region
Florida Bay partOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades ecosystem
Gentle Ben settingLocation Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades
Gentle Ben filmingLocation Everglades
Python bivittatus introducedTo Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades
Python bivittatus invasiveIn Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades
Shark Valley Tram Road partOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades ecosystem
Shark Valley Tram Road offersViewOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades sawgrass prairie
Shark Valley Observation Tower offersViewOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades wetlands
U.S. Highway 41 (Tamiami Trail) crosses Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades wetlands
Water Conservation Areas locatedIn Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades region
Cape Sable locatedIn Everglades
Ten Thousand Islands partOf Everglades
this entity surface form: Florida Everglades region
Doral, Florida locatedNear Everglades
Gateway to the Everglades near Everglades
this entity surface form: Everglades region of Florida