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References
Allison RV (1943) The need of the Everglades for a specific plan of development based on the
physical and chemical characteristics of its soils and a rational handling of its natural water
supply. Soil Sci Soc Fla Proc 5-A:126–131
Baker S, Eckerberg K (2013) A policy analysis perspective on ecological restoration. Ecol Soc
18(2):17. http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-05476-180217
Blake NM (1980) Land into water – water into land: a history of water management in Florida.
University Presses of Florida, Tallahassee, 178p
Browder JA, Ogden JC (1999) The natural south Florida system II: predrainage ecology. Urban
Ecosyst 3(3–4):245–277
Bryan J, Scott T, Means G (2008) Roadside geology of Florida. Mountain Press Publishing
Company, Missoula
Carson R (1962) Silent Spring. Honghton Mifflin Co, Boston, 368p
Childers DL, Jones RD, Trexler JC, Buzzelli C, Dailey S, Edwards AL, Gaiser EE, Jayachandaran
K, Kenne A, Lee D, Meeder JF, Pechmann JHK, Renshaw A, Richards J, Rugge M, Scinto LJ,
Sterling P, Van Gelder W (2002) Quantifying the effects of low-level phosphorus additions on
unenriched Everglades wetlands with in situ flumes and phosphorus dosing. In: Porter JW,
Porter KG (eds) The Everglades, Florida Bay, and coral reefs of the Florida Keys – an ecosystem. Sourcebook CRC Press, Boca Raton, pp 127–151
Chimney MJ, Goforth G (2001) Environmental impacts to the Everglades ecosystem: a historical
perspective and restoration strategies. Water Sci Technol 44(11–12):93–100
Clark AL, Dalrymple GH (2003) $7.8 billion for Everglades restoration: why do we environmentalists look so worried? Popul Environ 24(6):541–569
Cohen AD, Spackman W (1984) The petrology of peats from the Everglades and coastal swamps
of southern Florida. In: Gleason PJ (ed) Environments of south Florida, present and past
II. Miami Geological Society, Coral Gables, pp 352–374
Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (2000) www.cerp.org. Accessed Nov 2005
Conniff R (2014) Rebuilding a natural world: a shift in ecological restoration. Yale Environ 360(17):7
Craft CB, Vymazal J, Richardson CJ (1995) Response of Everglades plant communities to nitrogen and phosphorus additions. Wetlands 15:258–271
D’Antonio C, Meyerson LA (2002) Exotic plant species as problems and solutions in ecological
restoration: a synthesis. Restor Ecol 10(4):703–713
Darby PC, Bennetts RE, Miller SJ, Percival HF (2002) Movements of Florida apple snails in relation to water levels and drying events. Wetlands 22:489–498
Davis JH (1943) The natural features of southern Florida especially the vegetation, and the
Everglades, Geological Bulletin No. 25. Florida Department of Conservation, Florida
Geological Survey, Tallahassee. 301p
Davis SM, Ogden JC (eds) (1994) Everglades: the ecosystem and its restoration. St. Lucie Press,
Delray Beach, 826p
Davis SM, Gunderson LH, Park WA, Richardson JR, Mattson JE (1994) Landscape dimension,
composition, and function in a changing Everglades ecosystem. In: Davis SM, Ogden JC (eds)
Everglades: the ecosystem and its restoration. St. Lucie Press, Delray Beach, pp 419–444
Doren RF, Volin JC, Richards JH (2009a) Invasive exotic plant indicators for ecosystem restoration: an example from the Everglades restoration program. Ecol Indic 9S:S29–S36
Doren RF, Trexler JC, Gottlieb AD, Harwell MC (2009b) Ecological indicators for system-wide
assessment of the greater everglades ecosystem restoration program. Ecol Indic 9S:S2–S16
Douglas MS (1947) The Everglades–river of grass. Hurricane House, Miami
Douglas MS (1997) The Everglades: river of Grass: 50th anniversity edition. Pineapple Press,
Sarasota, 392p
Dovell JE (1947) The Everglades before reclamation. The Florida Historical Quarterly 26(1):1–43
Evans DW, Crumley PH (2005) Mercury in Florida Bay fish: spatial distribution of elevated concentrations and possible linkages to Everglades restoration. Bull Mar Sci 77(3):321–345
1 The Florida Everglades: An Overview of Alteration and Restoration
References
Allison RV (1943) The need of the Everglades for a specific plan of development based on the
physical and chemical characteristics of its soils and a rational handling of its natural water
supply. Soil Sci Soc Fla Proc 5-A:126–131
Baker S, Eckerberg K (2013) A policy analysis perspective on ecological restoration. Ecol Soc
18(2):17. http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-05476-180217
Blake NM (1980) Land into water – water into land: a history of water management in Florida.
University Presses of Florida, Tallahassee, 178p
Browder JA, Ogden JC (1999) The natural south Florida system II: predrainage ecology. Urban
Ecosyst 3(3–4):245–277
Bryan J, Scott T, Means G (2008) Roadside geology of Florida. Mountain Press Publishing
Company, Missoula
Carson R (1962) Silent Spring. Honghton Mifflin Co, Boston, 368p
Childers DL, Jones RD, Trexler JC, Buzzelli C, Dailey S, Edwards AL, Gaiser EE, Jayachandaran
K, Kenne A, Lee D, Meeder JF, Pechmann JHK, Renshaw A, Richards J, Rugge M, Scinto LJ,
Sterling P, Van Gelder W (2002) Quantifying the effects of low-level phosphorus additions on
unenriched Everglades wetlands with in situ flumes and phosphorus dosing. In: Porter JW,
Porter KG (eds) The Everglades, Florida Bay, and coral reefs of the Florida Keys – an ecosystem. Sourcebook CRC Press, Boca Raton, pp 127–151
Chimney MJ, Goforth G (2001) Environmental impacts to the Everglades ecosystem: a historical
perspective and restoration strategies. Water Sci Technol 44(11–12):93–100
Clark AL, Dalrymple GH (2003) $7.8 billion for Everglades restoration: why do we environmentalists look so worried? Popul Environ 24(6):541–569
Cohen AD, Spackman W (1984) The petrology of peats from the Everglades and coastal swamps
of southern Florida. In: Gleason PJ (ed) Environments of south Florida, present and past
II. Miami Geological Society, Coral Gables, pp 352–374
Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (2000) www.cerp.org. Accessed Nov 2005
Conniff R (2014) Rebuilding a natural world: a shift in ecological restoration. Yale Environ 360(17):7
Craft CB, Vymazal J, Richardson CJ (1995) Response of Everglades plant communities to nitrogen and phosphorus additions. Wetlands 15:258–271
D’Antonio C, Meyerson LA (2002) Exotic plant species as problems and solutions in ecological
restoration: a synthesis. Restor Ecol 10(4):703–713
Darby PC, Bennetts RE, Miller SJ, Percival HF (2002) Movements of Florida apple snails in relation to water levels and drying events. Wetlands 22:489–498
Davis JH (1943) The natural features of southern Florida especially the vegetation, and the
Everglades, Geological Bulletin No. 25. Florida Department of Conservation, Florida
Geological Survey, Tallahassee. 301p
Davis SM, Ogden JC (eds) (1994) Everglades: the ecosystem and its restoration. St. Lucie Press,
Delray Beach, 826p
Davis SM, Gunderson LH, Park WA, Richardson JR, Mattson JE (1994) Landscape dimension,
composition, and function in a changing Everglades ecosystem. In: Davis SM, Ogden JC (eds)
Everglades: the ecosystem and its restoration. St. Lucie Press, Delray Beach, pp 419–444
Doren RF, Volin JC, Richards JH (2009a) Invasive exotic plant indicators for ecosystem restoration: an example from the Everglades restoration program. Ecol Indic 9S:S29–S36
Doren RF, Trexler JC, Gottlieb AD, Harwell MC (2009b) Ecological indicators for system-wide
assessment of the greater everglades ecosystem restoration program. Ecol Indic 9S:S2–S16
Douglas MS (1947) The Everglades–river of grass. Hurricane House, Miami
Douglas MS (1997) The Everglades: river of Grass: 50th anniversity edition. Pineapple Press,
Sarasota, 392p
Dovell JE (1947) The Everglades before reclamation. The Florida Historical Quarterly 26(1):1–43
Evans DW, Crumley PH (2005) Mercury in Florida Bay fish: spatial distribution of elevated concentrations and possible linkages to Everglades restoration. Bull Mar Sci 77(3):321–345
1 The Florida Everglades: An Overview of Alteration and Restoration