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Johnny Morris And Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Fund Cast $400,000 Lifeline To Revive Lake George

Tampa Free Press / 5.15.24

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Python hunters must humanely kill snakes: How Florida has cracked down in contests through the years

Sun Sentinel / 5.9.24

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Pelican Club, Jupiter: Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida’s ‘Campfire Concert’

Florida Weekly / 5.2.24

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Foundation Welcomes Four Visionary Leaders

Palm Beach Illustrated / 5.1.24

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A Lifelong Commitment

Tallahassee Magazine / 5.1.24

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‘Noah’s Ark’ aims at keeping Florida’s coral reef alive

WUSF / 5.1.24

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Snake release looks to restore Florida ecosystem

CBS News / 4.30.24

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Earth Day: Channel 9 visits Florida Coral Rescue Center

WFTV / 4.22.24

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Four years later, Florida’s rescued coral thriving on SeaWorld’s ‘Noah’s Ark’

WLRN 91.3 FM / 4.12.2024

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Movers & Influencers

Florida Trend / 4.10.2024

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Florida Coral Rescue Center continues work to save coral reefs

WESH / 3.29.24

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Wanted: Suitable Mates for Florida Queen Conchs

Garden & Gun / 3.21.24

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Good News for the Florida Panther

Garden & Gun / 3.14.24

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Scientists are matchmaking queen conches in Florida

The Current, CBC Radio / 3.11.24

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Florida Coral Rescue Center marks 4 years working toward ‘Herculean goal’

WKMG-TV News 6 / 3.12.24

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Is Crystal River a nursery for baby bull sharks? We went fishing to find out.

Tampa Bay Times / 3.6.24

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Good news! Scientists are throwing a sex party … for giant marine snails.

Vox / 3.5.24

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Space Invaders: Solving the Invasive Species Explosion

National Geographic / 1.19.2024

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