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.
These 'bite-sized videos' provide short explanations of environmental terms that people regularly hear in the news.
As Florida’s human population grows, wildlife increasingly has nowhere to go.
Natural Florida must be cherished and conserved to keep loss from overcoming hope.
Green infrastructure can provide benefits that support both wildlife and the people who live alongside them.
Proposed cuts and changes would weaken Florida Forever and limit the state’s ability to protect conservation lands.
Three pending policy actions would fundamentally undermine land conservation in Florida.
Sustainable timber management will continue in Lake Wimico Forest under a conservation easement.
HB 299 and SB 354 create a fast track for massive projects to bypass local development rules.
The state paid $83 million for 4 acres next to the city of Destin’s Norriego Point Beach park.
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