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The Everglades Story



















                 Everglades National Park only



           protected the land inside its borders.



           Outside the national park’s borders,                                                                                ▲     National parks are places that




           people built dams and more canals                                                                                         protect plant and animal habitats.



           to keep water from flooding their new homes. But it also




           meant that even less water flowed into the Everglades.




               How did people try to keep water from

               flooding their homes?

               They built dams and more canals.

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