At Everglades Holiday Park located at the far western edge of Broward County, the artistic partnership of Jennifer Madden and Jeffrey Reed created the monumental sculpture, Flight Path. The artwork is a larger-than-life representation of the Great Egret. The stainless-steel sculpture glistens in the sun against a backdrop of the Everglades' river of grass. Embedded in the pathway adjacent to the sculpture are more than 20 flat sculptures depicting a variety of birds that can be found in the Everglades. The nearby identification key encourages park visitors to challenge themselves to identify each one displayed.

The California-based, award-winning artists Reed and Madden were selected for the public art commission based on their ability to create poetic environments through art which promotes community gathering and community pride. Public Art & Design Project Manager Dominique Denis said, "The artists designed a visually compelling teaching tool and fun game for people of all ages, which honors the rich bird life of the park and provides a shaded destination and an elegant sculptural symbol of flight."

The public art installations celebrate nature, transform the environment, and acknowledge their respective communities.

Cultural Division Director Phil Dunlap said, "The artists interpreted the essence of the  location and then imagined multiple interactions with viewers to communicate their vision. The artworks are not only beautiful, but they provide a memorable experience for County residents and visitors through public art".