Abstract
Everglades restoration critiqued The monitoring and assessment plan for the $7.8‐billion effort to restore the hydrologic regime of the remaining wetlands of Florida's Everglades needs to be strengthened, according to a 2 April study by a committee of the National Academy of Sciences.The evolving monitoring and assessment plan of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan is grounded in current scientific theory and practice of adaptive management, according to the report. However, the least‐developed aspects of the management are feedback mechanisms to connect monitoring to planning and management, the report notes.
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