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Nearly 300 pythons are removed during the annual challenge

WUSF / 8.7.26

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$15M ‘Coastal Corridor Project’ to expand artificial reef program

WJHG / 8.7.26

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An ambitious new project in Florida is giving marine scientists hope: ‘I just see so much potential’

The Guardian / 8.10.26

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FWC Announces Results of the 2026 Florida Python Challenge

The Outdoor Wire / 8.6.26

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2026 Florida Python Challenge participants remove 280 pythons; $10K grand prize winner removes 96

News 4 Jax / 8.6.26

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280 snakes killed at 2026 Florida Python Challenge

Popular Science / 8.6.26

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Everglades NP feeds 2026 python hunt with winners for most snakes caught, longest snake

WGCU News / 8.6.26

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Florida Python Challenge: Longest snakes caught added up to 33 feet

Naples Daily News / 8.6.26

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Florida Python Challenge winner captures 96 snakes; hunters corral 280 overall

WFTV 9 / 8.6.26

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Tom Rahill Claims $10,000 Prize After removing 96 Burmese Pythons In Florida Challenge

Tampa Free Press / 8.5.26

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280 pythons captured in annual 10-day Florida Python Challenge

Orlando Sentinel / 8.5.26

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Hunter bags 96 pythons, wins $10K in Florida Everglades Challenge

CBS12 News / 8.5.26

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FWC announces winners of 2026 Florida Python Challenge

Fox 49 / 8.5.26

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11 Florida Organizations Working to Protect the State’s Beaches and Marine Life

Beach.com / 6.24.26

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Introducing the Florida Coastal Corridor

Salt Strong Fishing / 8.4.26

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Florida’s Coastal Corridor | NEW HABITATS MORE FISH

The Captain's Log Radio / 7.20.26

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Jacksonville Port Authority Supports St. Johns River Habitat Restoration Effort

Florida Chamber of Commerce / 7.29.26

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The ultimate guide to Florida’s natural springs and their impact

Florida Today / 7.15.26

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