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Alligator Ron Bergeron

Entrepreneur, Gladesman, Cowboy, Philanthropist - A tireless champion for the restoration and protection of the Florida Everglades.

24/10/2025

The majestic Florida Everglades, there is no other place like it.

22/10/2025

American alligators are an iconic species here in Florida, and are extremely important to the overall health of the environment. These well-known reptiles do quite a bit of digging, creating “gator caves”. Their caves typically hold water well into the dry season, providing a source of drinking water for many other species… if they are brave enough to get close, that is!

21/10/2025

A flash of warm brown and red: this is a female northern cardinal, one of the most recognizable songbirds in North America. Unlike the bright red males, females wear softer plumage with hints of orange and red along their crest, wings, and tail.

Both males and females sing, which is unusual among songbirds, and their clear whistles are often heard year-round in the Big Cypress.

Look closely at the background… do you spot the other birds hiding in the tree? 👀 What species do you think they are? Drop your guesses below!

20/10/2025

Saving the Everglades is all about sending water south - restoring the historic flow of water. By sending more water south we can rehydrate Everglades National Park, deliver more fresh water to Florida Bay, and eliminate high water conditions in the Central Everglades that hurt our wildlife and plant communities.

I think it’s really important for people to understand that when our forefathers drew the lines - the design was set up to pump the water from the half we chose to drain on top of the half we chose to save, with the same amount of rainfall and half the area to store it....

18/10/2025

The Red Maple, also known as the swamp maple, is one of the more common large trees found in Florida’s floodplain forests. It is by far the most colorful with bright crimson leaves in late fall and early winter.

17/10/2025

🦃 The Osceola Turkey – Florida’s very own wild treasure!

Found only in the Sunshine State, the Osceola (also called the Florida wild turkey) calls the Everglades home. With their iridescent feathers that shimmer bronze and green in the sun, these birds are a symbol of the wilderness that thrives here.

Unlike their cousins found across North America, the Osceola is smaller, quicker, and perfectly adapted to the swamps and pinelands of South Florida. They’re a favorite among wildlife enthusiasts because spotting one in the wild is like catching a glimpse of a living piece of Florida’s natural heritage.

The Everglades provides them with the perfect mix of wetlands and uplands they need to survive—another reminder of why protecting this ecosystem is so vital.

16/10/2025

Native to Florida, Alligators are found in all 67 counties. Alligators are ectothermic (cold blooded). They regulate their body temperature by basking in the sun or moving to areas with warmer or cooler air or water temperatures. They are most active when temperatures are between 82° to 92° F.

15/10/2025

White-tailed deer can be found throughout Florida from the panhandle to the keys. They vary in size depending on the habitat. Studies show that less than 2% of whitetail deer are piebald. Piebaldism is a recessive trait, and it’s believed that both parents must carry the recessive gene for there to be a chance that they will produce piebald fawns. It’s also possible for a piebald doe to reproduce and bear normal fawns. The genetic misfire that produces a piebald is not fully understood but you should consider yourself fortunate to see one!

14/10/2025

Florida panthers are a critically endangered subspecies of mountain lion, with an estimated only 120–230 left in the wild. Mostly active at night, they travel incredible distances…sometimes 15 to 20 miles in a single day in search of food and territory. These trails you see them on are the same ones used by deer, bears, and countless other animals, showing how interconnected life is in the Everglades.

As apex predators, panthers help keep prey populations balanced and ecosystems healthy. Without them, everything from deer herds to smaller carnivores would shift out of balance. Protecting the wild spaces they roam isn’t just about saving one species—it’s about preserving the health of the entire Everglades.

13/10/2025

My hope is that God blesses me to stay here long enough that we can save the Glades. Long live the Everglades, from sawgrass to seagrass it’s all important.

11/10/2025

Peaceful.

10/10/2025

White-tailed deer are herbivores that browse on leaves, twigs, stems, flowers, acorns, fruits, mushrooms, and aquatic plants. Similar to cattle, deer are ruminants with a 4-chambered stomach and 65 feet of intestine to process their food.

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