The nursery can be used as a way to teach people about the nature and value of every living creature to this planet. It can educate people about the dangers of nature and how to stay safe. It can also teach people about first aid if bitten by a snake. It can also teach people about the many different ecosystems that live there. The nursery can be a great educational tool and a wonderful way to bring back and restore the life of many different species that live in Everglades National Park. The park may ask for a donation from each person entering the nursery. This money can be used to pay for nursery fees. This money will be used for building maintenance, electricity used, food and medical care for the animals. If the intrusion of Burmese snakes is not controlled, it could cause major problems. According to (Animals Eating Animals, 2010) “Encroachment of Burmese pythons into the Everglades could threaten an $8 billion restoration project and endanger smaller species. » If water flow is not restored, many other species will disappear. Indeed, many species depend on water to survive. The problem is that the water is drying up more and more every year, killing many different species in the area.