In 1947, Douglas published a landmark book explaining that the Everglades were not only a unique and precious ecosystem, but that the region’s most fearsome residents were actually vital to sustaining it.
En 1947, Douglas publicó un libro emblemático que decía que los Everglades no solo eran un ecosistema único y valioso, sino que, de hecho, sus residentes más temidos eran vitales para sustentarlo.