Aquatic plants during drought at slough
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
View of aquatic plants, water and trees; "Drought at Taylor Slough with Spatterdock, Maidencane [sic] and coastal [sic] willows in background". Includes two negatives. Two prints.
Close-up of dry, cracked pond bottom
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
Close up view of dry, cracked pond bottom at Main Visitor Center.
View of water gauge in dried mud
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
View of water gauge by aquatic plants near dried waterway.
Half-dried pond at visitor center
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
View of pond at Visitor Center, half dried up and half with little water left. Palm trees in background.
Tiny snail shell in leaves
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
Close up view of dry, crumbly ground with roots and snail shell.
Dry waterway during drought
Everglades National Park; National Park Service
View of dry waterway; 1971. Caption reads: "The severe drought to 1971 dried up almost everything in South Florida. This picture shows Anhinga Trail footbridge across the dry Taylor Slough. Since the drought the park has been guaranteed a 315,000 acre-foot of water a year minimum."
A Methodology for Estimating Economic Impacts in South Florida from Agricultural Drought.
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM; (Research Project - Program No.8007); August 1981
1981-08
Meteorological and Hydrological Analysis of the 1980-1982 Drought
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 84-7; June 1984
1984-06
April 11, 1985 update of interim drought management report; Update of interim drought management report; Interim drought management report for governing board presentation
Cover title: Interim drought management report for governing board presentation.
Includes 5 appendices.
Government publication, State or province government publication
1985-04
Analysis of the 1988-1989 drought; Special Report
(Statement of Responsibility) by Jorge A. Marban, Shawn P. Sculley, Paul J. Trimble.; "October 1989"
1989-10
Analysis of the 1988-1989 drought; Executive Summary and Summary and Conclusions from the Special Repor
The following excerpts are from the Special Report Analysis of the 1988-1989 Drought, prepared for the November 1989 Governing Board Meeting. Included are the Executive Summary and Summary and Conclusions. Copies of the full 80 page report are available upon request.; "October 1989"
1989-10
Analysis of the 1989-1990 drought
(Statement of Responsibility) by Paul J. Trimble ... [et al.]; "This report represents an update of the special report Analysis of the 1988-1989 drought by Marban, Sculley, and Trimble"--P. 3.; "September 1990."; Update to: Analysis of the 1988-1989 drought.
1990-09
A ground water drought management model for Collier County, Florida
(Bibliography) Includes bibliography (p. 32).; (Statement of Responsibility) by George Shih, Wm. Scott Burns, Richard F. Bower.; "February 1992."
1992-02
Forecasting and management of groundwater drought conditions in Collier County, Florida
(Bibliography) Includes bibliographical references.; (Statement of Responsibility) by Hosung Ahn.; "May 1995."; (DRE #323).
1995-05
Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction in Tree Islands: Water Conservation Area 3 Part 1: Phase 1 Well Installation
Technical Publication WS-4; May 2001
2001-05
2000-2001 Drought Report in South Florida
Executive Summary (26 pages); Part I: Hydrological Analysis of the 2000-2001 Drought in South Florida (100 pages); Part II: Water Management During the 2000-2001 Drought in South Florida (189 pages)
2002
Droughts and Water-Shortages in the Humid Region of Central and South Florida
Technical Paper EMA # 400; (For presentation and publication in a Proceedings of the Symposium on Managing the Extremes - Floods and Droughts, ASCE Conference at Roanoke, VA, May 19-22, 2002)
2002-01
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