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∙ 13y agoThe everglades act as a flushing system for the Okeechobee river. Which is a massive river to the north. The everglades act as an overflow to the river so it doesn't overflow. It also receives rotting vegetation which in returns gives the the everglades extremely fertile black soil. The job of a wetlands is to prevent flooding. If something were to happen to the everglades, for example an oil spill were to damage it. There would be massive flooding.
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∙ 11y agothe everglades are important because it has so many different species of wild life and plant life.
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Why are the everglades important?
the everglades are important because it has so many different species of wild life and plant life.
Why are Everglades so important?
the everglades are important because it has so many different species of wild life and plant life.
What are important natural features of the everglades?
the wildlife
Why are green sea turtles important to the Everglades?
They are important as they help to keep invasive plant and insect species from taking over and changing the natural balance in the Everglades.
Where are the two most important wetlands?
Amazon and Everglades
Why it so important saving the everglades?
save mangrove plants!
Why are the Everglades important to Florida?
Beacause it is the largest national park left in the continental united states.
What stae is everglades in?
The Everglades are in Florida.
Is the word the everglades capitalized?
Everglades
Why is Florida called the everglades state?
because it has the everglades on the way to Orlando and it has most of the animals in the everglades national park.
Where is the Museum Of The Everglades in Everglades City Florida located?
The address of the Museum Of The Everglades is: 105 West Broadway, Everglades City, FL 34139
What is Florida's largest wetland?
The Everglades.
