Mapping and monitoring of the exotic weevil, Metamasius callizona, and its host plants (some of south Florida's native bromeliads) began in Myakka River State Park in January 2001.

For a summary of this research project, see the Introduction.

In April 2002 mapping and monitoring expanded to Loxahatchee National wildlife Refuge (LWNR) and is being conducted by volunteers.

In August 2002, a volunteer station was set up in Highlands Hammock State Park (HHSP).

For a summary of volunteer activity, see The Weevil Watchers.

This area will be used to organize information related to MRSP. Categories so far organized include: