And the Everglades are no exception.

大沼泽地的情况也不例外。

And he loves preserving the Everglades.

他喜欢保护大沼泽地。

Take for example the get this, 5,000 Burmese pythons, the state of Florida just removed from the everglades.

举个例子，佛罗里达州刚刚将5000条缅甸蟒蛇从大沼泽地区移走。

Oh, please, it's not a time machine. If a anything, it looks like something Elton John would drive through the everglades.

噢拜托了，这哪儿是时间机器啊，倒像是埃尔顿·约翰开过大沼泽地国家公园的玩意儿。

On top of that, the Everglades are home to the largest mangrove tree population in the western hemisphere, which not only form habitats locally, but also help shield those inland plants, animals, and people from storms.

最重要的是，大沼泽地是西半球最大的红树林种群的家园，它们不仅在当地形成了栖息地，还有助于保护内陆的动植物和人类免受风暴的影响。

There are certain sloughs out here in the Everglades that can be a little bit deeper than the prairies and the outside area and the water only moves about a 100 foot throughout the entire day.

在大沼泽地里有一些泥沼可能比大草原和外面的区域要深一些水在一天中只移动大约100英尺。

Just been looking at some maps of what happens if we don't restore the Everglades at a time of climate change to salt water intrusion in South Florida and it's pretty extreme.

JEWELL：刚刚看了一些地图，如果我们不在南佛罗里达州气候变化导致盐水入侵的时候恢复大沼泽地，会发生什么，这是非常极端的。