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Effects of the Everglades detention center on the surrounding environment
Alcatraz PHOTO NEXT TO THE ENTRANCE.JPG
Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. This photo was taken next to the entrance. (Anthony Sleiman / Special to WGCU)
ALCATRAZ JAN 26 BCY_ORION_FROM_JETPORT_JAN26.jpg
Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. A shot of the night sky from the detention center site in January, prior to the center being erected. (Anthony Sleiman / Special to WGCU)
ALCATRAZ FROM WAGON WHEEL RD (21 miles away in a straight line)MARKED.JPG
Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. This photo was taken 21 miles from the center on Wagon Wheel Road. (Anthony Sleiman / Special to WGCU)
ALCATRAZ FROM 18 MILES AWAY (1).JPG
Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. This photo was taken from 18 miles away. (Anthony Sleiman / Special to WGCU)
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Snail kite with a snail in the Everglades. Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. (Center for Biological Diversity)
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A bonneted bat in the Everglades. Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. (Center for Biological Diversity )
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Florida panther. Effects of the Everglades detention center on the environment of the Everglades could cut across flora and fauna and even just causing lightening the night sky around the center. (George Gentry, USFWS/George Gentry, USFWS / George Gentry, USFWS)
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