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In 1999, Florida began restoring the Kissimmee River, a project that aims to reconnect 44 miles of channel and restore 20,000 acres of wetlands
In 1999, Florida began refilling a flood canal on the Kissimmee River. Officials say it restored nearly 44 miles of channel and 20,000 acres of wetlands.
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