Kelly HayesMarch 13, 2021
4min1884
Its completion comes after nine months of working to restore two severely eroding riverbanks in southwest Florida.
Tag: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionImage via Florida A&M University.
Kelly HayesMarch 13, 2021
Staff ReportsNovember 21, 2016
2min317
Duke Energy Florida Inc. hopes to make its power lines friendlier to birds. The company is undertaking a pilot program featuring redesigned electric transmission lines deemed less likely to zap our fine feathered friends into oblivion. That will entail replacing horizontal lines with vertical or stacked models, and replacing some poles to achieve better spacing. “The […]
Melissa RossDecember 28, 2015
3min1048
They’re the official state animal, yet the Florida panther is one of the most endangered species on Earth, with fewer than 180 of the big cats alive today. The breeding population of Florida panthers now exists only on the southern tip of the Sunshine State. Noting the record number of panther deaths in 2015, U.S. […]