Kym Hurchalla, Author at Friends of the Everglades

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- Fighting Toxic Lake Okeechobee Discharges
  Quick-access resources to help you track existing harmful algae blooms and the risk of toxic discharges from Lake Okeechobee.
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- Improving the EAA Reservoir
  Will the EAA Reservoir work? Experts say it won’t. We hired a wetlands expert to examine the projects effectiveness and articulated 20 concerns to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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- Urban Development Boundary
  Help us hold the line against irresponsible development projects into the Everglades!
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- Methyl-Mercury Pollution
  The fish swimming in our Everglades are poisoned with toxic mercury. The only way to fix this is to regulate runoff from the EAA.
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- Sugarcane Burning
  Sign the petition to Stop Sugarcane Burning and keep up with the latest information as Friends of the Everglades fights to ensure greater protections for impacted residents.
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- Climate Action
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GiveMiamiDay2020

Support Friends of the Everglades on Give Miami Day 2020: Give Miami Day is an online giving event hosted by Miami Foundation and designed to give supporters a chance to maximize their contributions to community-building nonprofit organizations. Friends of the Everglades will participate in the 24 hours of giving, which includes a bonus pool and prize pool for participating nonprofits awarded by the Miami Foundation and their partners. Friends of the Everglades will directly receive all the contributions processed through givemiamiday.org. Last year, Friends of the Everglades was able to exceed the goal of $10,000 on Give Miami Day. Without in-person events fueling our outreach this year, Friends of the Everglades is raising the bar to reach a goal of $20,000 [...]