Introduction
The Everglades is a part of a wide wetland system that is over 200 kilometers from the Kissimmee sequence of lakes southern through the Lake Okeechobee into the fresh water wetlands of the Everglades and to the mangrove estuaries. The southern part of end contains the Florida bay, and its associated mangrove estuaries while the western system molds into the swamps of the Big Cypress. The uplands of the program consist of pinelands, real wood jungles, and herbaceous rock lands and in the uplands contains an assortment of moderate and exotic varieties. The environment reinforced a huge range of animal varieties. Very large flocks of geese and coots wintered within the system. In some years, more than 200,000 birds that walk in water stacked along the interface between the fresh water Everglades and the estuaries. The estuaries were essential grounds for raising gray snappers, sea turtles, pink shrimps, and many other varieties now considered essential to the economy. A group of Texas cougars were introduced to restore the Florida panther population as a result the Florida panther has rebounded from 26 to nearly 100, Predator varieties significantly effect their surroundings, whether in an urbanized area or large forests because they are creatures that endure by preying on other creatures, they send ripples throughout the food web, managing the of other animals have on that ecosystem. This cause and effect process is called a “trophic cascade,” or the development of oblique and immediate results should have across lower healthy levels in a food chain. New research indicates that Florida and the Gulf Coast have a major mercury problem, with great stages of mercury in: salt water seafood, water seafood, rain, all sewage vegetation and sewage debris, plants where debris is spread, many children and adults, and extensive negative health effects. Farmers in Homestead (Florida City) have a strict regulation in fertilizer usage. Fertilizer industry associates say the best research has shown lawn needs garden compost during rainy summer season, peak growing time, and rainy season prohibits encourage fertilizing when plants don't soak up as much nitrogen and phosphorus, the more it runs off. Supporters for rainy-season prohibits say more runs off during the wet season, and that the best research shows plants does just fine without the help of fertilizer during that period. Few research have been done on the economic significances of a loss of the health of the surroundings due to ongoing intensification of area use, a result of increasing individual communities. Increased in individual communities in the Florida Keys factors will probably improve nutrient loads around the waters and could give rise to the deterioration of the Florida Keys Offshore System. Growing individual communities along the northeastern of Southern Florida will probably require increased flood protection, which could reduce the ability of well areas to be energized by local rain fall. In turn, the demand for safe and clean water from the staying natural areas could increase.
Works Cited
Reece, Jane B. Campbell Biology: Concepts & Connections. San Francisco, CA: Benjamin Cummings / Pearson, 2012. Print.
