Essay On Everglades

The Everglades, a "famous region in Southern Florida", are a wetland ecosystem home to tropical and marshland plant and animal species. The Everglades which are a national park, are often thought of " a rather unpleasant place: creepy and shadowy, muddy, overrun with snakes and insect." They are also thought of as irrelevant and not important. This is actually false, The Everglades are a valuable and productive ecosystem that fulfill an essential function for both humans and wildlife. Let me inform you on the values of The Everglades. The Everglades are home to many species. The word commonly used to describe used to describe the relative number of different species in an ecosystem is biodiversity, and the more biodiversity within the ecosystem, the more
The Everglades is one of the most popular attractions in Florida. It brings hundred of thousands of visitors each year to the Florida. The Everglades being a National Park and an attraction means that there will be jobs. Jobs such as tour directors, greeters, etc. The Everglades also improves water quality by filtering, cleaning, and storing water. Many people do not have clean water that they can drink. The Everglades helps with this problem by making water drinkable. "One out of every three Floridians (7 million people) rely on the Everglades for their water supply. This is a huge problem if we got rid of the Everglades, Florida would be looking at a huge loss. In Conclusion, The Florida Everglades are very valuable and help our ecosystem. They are home to many species. Secondly, The Everglades benefit humans, they do this in many ways including giving jobs. Finally, The Everglades improves the quality of water and provides drinkable water for over 7 million people. All of these reasons are why the Florida Everglades are