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Courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission With summer in full swing, many people are working and recreating near Florida’s lakes, rivers and
Increasingly, speeding vehicles in Four Mile Village are being witnessed. Other than the concerns such observations present, the most damaging of these would be an
BLACK BEAR- The Florida black bear is the smallest of American bear, but the largest terrestrial omnivore or carnivore in Florida. Diet consists primarily of
Film by Elam Stoltzfus The coastal dune lakes of northwest Florida are home to many diverse species-some of them endangered such as the loggerhead sea
Feature Article in Niche Magazine, Spring 2022 Tucked just out of view off Highway 98 between Tops’l Resort and Topsail Hill State Park, you’ll find
Courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) invites you to celebrate Gopher Tortoise Day by
Written by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Reducing human-bear conflicts one community at a time RALEIGH, NC (November 29, 2021) – Sprawling development, increasing human
It can be sad to say farewell to fall migrants, their springtime return with bright breeding plumage and musical songs seeming ages away. While we
Look high in the canopies of pine forests and you might see these smalls birds with chisel-like bills as they hop from trunk to tree
In This Issue: Bald Eagle Populations are on the Rise! Partnerships are Key to Success for Eagles Nesting on Man-made Structures From Rescue to Resighting,
by Rob Diaz De Villegas A few weeks ago, I saw an image just like the one above. The photo up there is one of a
Nokuse Plantation founder M.C. Davis had a vision for a 300-year mission: to restore 55,000 acres to native north Florida habitats. Starting 2000, the former