The document outlines a learning resource focused on the restoration of the Florida Everglades, a vital wetland ecosystem. It introduces the concept of environmental science as an interdisciplinary field that incorporates biological, chemical, and policy considerations essential to the restoration effort. The text discusses the challenges posed by human activities that have altered natural water flows, resulting in pollution and harm to wildlife. It emphasizes the need for collaboration among scientists and policymakers to address water quality, protect wildlife, and implement new regulations. Additionally, it encourages students to think critically about the interdisciplinary approach necessary to solve complex environmental issues and proposes technological solutions for monitoring water quality.