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Focuses on the plan of the Army Corps of Engineers to transform South Florida's fresh water supply and restore the flow of Everglades in the United States. Proposed budget for the plan; Benefits of the water supply project; Significance of the project.

Reports the announcement of plans by several federal agencies in the United States to restore the Florida Everglades. Goals within plans according to officials from the Army Corps of Engineers; Hailing of plan by environmentalists; Doubts over efficiency of plan and implementers.

Discusses a United States government plan for restoration of Florida's Everglades. Details of a project on management of whole ecosystems; Changes in farming areas; Dispute over water pollution between the government and sugar and vegetable growers; Information on a presentation from the Army Corps of Engineers and a committee of federal environmental agency officials at public hearings in Key Largo, Florida; Effect of plans on areas in Florida.

Informs that President Bill Clinton has decided to endorse a huge project to protect the Florida Everglades. The plan to take farmland out of production and restore a more natural flow of fresh water across the state's southern swamps; Environmentalists' support for the proposal; Expected cost.