By: Nicole Forsgren What better way to celebrate National Make a Difference Day this Saturday than contributing to Hurricane Michael recovery? On October 10, Hurricane Michael roared ashore in the Florida Panhandle. Classified as a category 4 storm with winds reaching 155 miles per hour. It was the third most
Happy National Hagfish Day!
By: Nicole Forsgren Hagfish are the most primitive and basic vertebrates, both extinct or living. They are incredibly important for the survival of the ocean floor by cycling nutrients and carbon. In addition, they serve as scavengers in the food chain and can survive for months off of one sufficient
Foundation Sets Up Fund to Help FWC First Responders and Staff
Bioblitz: Counting the Corridor
By: Nicole Forsgren Conservation Florida is a nonprofit land trust whose mission is to save Florida’s wild and working landscapes. By working with landowners, government agencies, and other nonprofit organizations, over 25,000 acres of land are being protected. Along with this goal of protecting Florida’s land, Conservation Florida intends to
FWC Provides Important Red Tide Update
Coral Disease Devastating Florida Reefs
In 2014, an unidentified coral tissue loss disease was first observed in Miami-Dade County and quickly spread throughout the northern areas of the Florida Reef Tract (FRT). The disease outbreak continued to slowly and persistently progress south of Miami through the Upper and Middle Keys, reaching the Lower Keys by
A Conversation with Andy Walker and Eric Sutton
Listen to Eric Sutton, Executive Director of FWC, and Andrew Walker, President and CEO of the Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida, address the impacts of the red tide and blue-green algae bloom on fisheries, boating and recreation, and more on BassProShops Outdoor World on SiriusXM's Rural Radio Channel 147. [audio mp3="http://wildlifeflorida.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Eric-Sutton-and-Andrew-Walker-on-Bass-Pro-Shops-Outdoor-World-9-29-18.mp3"][/audio]