noun a tract of low, swampy land, especially in southern Florida
The Everglades is a unique wetland ecosystem located in Florida, known for its rich biodiversity and complex water flow patterns.
The Everglades covers a vast area of subtropical wetlands in southern Florida, playing a crucial role in the region's hydrology and wildlife habitat.
Visitors to the Everglades National Park can enjoy activities such as airboat tours, birdwatching, and hiking through the marshes.
Efforts are being made to protect and restore the Everglades ecosystem, including initiatives to control invasive species and improve water quality.
The writer used the everglade as a setting for their mystery novel.
The biologist studied the unique ecosystem of the everglade.
The tour guide led a group of visitors on a tour of the everglade.
The environmental scientist conducted research on the impact of pollution on the everglade.
The park ranger patrolled the everglade to ensure the safety of visitors and wildlife.