Mory’s journey to leave Big Cypress
Florida’s black bears face a new world divided by roads, development and state-approved hunts.
Florida’s black bears face a new world divided by roads, development and state-approved hunts.
As Florida’s human population grows, wildlife increasingly has nowhere to go.
Floridians have real concerns about this rushed proposal that’s being sold as 'conservation management.'
The corridor shows how important habitats can be protected in places that face burgeoning population growth.
The O2O initiative aims to conserve 100 miles of lands forming a crucial link in the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
A panel discussion on the corridor was held at Florida Atlantic University as part of the Frontiers in Science public ...
The Florida Wildlife Corridor covers nearly 18 million acres of Florida, consisting of conserved and opportunity lands.
HB 87 and SB 632 would allow people to kill unlimited numbers of black bears under the guise of protecting ...
The My Safe Florida Home program incentivizes homeowners to make property repairs that better withstand extreme weather.
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