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Florida Everglades Everglades National Park Life Forms Found in the Area Amphibians Greenhouse frog Cuban treefrog Squirrel treefrog Two-toed amphiuma Peninsula newt Wading Birds Heron Egret Least Bittern Roseate Spoonbill Glossy Ibis Mammals White-tailed deer Pig Florida panther River otter Bobcat Striped skunk Reptiles American alligator American crocodile Caiman Snakes Iguanas Biological interrelationships among life forms in the area Ecosystems Species depend on one another for food, etc. Human intrusions threatening the area Pollution Development Introduced Species Protections that exist to safeguard and preserve the area A. CERP B. Acceler8 C. LOER NEEPP What individuals can do to help protect the Everglades A. Visit the Everglades B. Learn ways to conserve the
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