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$30 million of Florida state budget will be used to help manatees, governor says - Vimarsana News

$30 million of Florida state budget will be used to help manatees, governor says

Millions of dollars from Florida's state budget will be funneled into projects to protect manatees and their habitats as their population faces high death rates.

Charging bear caught on camera: Florida couple says they narrowly escaped bear that raced toward them - Vimarsana News

Charging bear caught on camera: Florida couple says they narrowly escaped bear that raced toward them

An Apopka, Florida couple said they recently had a close encounter with a black bear. Their Ring doorbell camera captured their mad dash to the house to narrowly escape the bear's grasp.

Source: wogx.com
Terrifying moment Florida family take their dog for a walk before being chased back home by a bear - Vimarsana News

Terrifying moment Florida family take their dog for a walk before being chased back home by a bear

Doorbell security footage shows a couple running back inside their home with their dog (left) on Tuesday in Apopka, Florida, after bumping into an angry black bear (right) while going for a stroll.

Sea turtle nesting has begun - Vimarsana News

Sea turtle nesting has begun

Lights out, as the time has again come for one of the more spectacular natural events in Florida and the Florida Keys — sea turtle nesting season.

Celebrate Gopher Tortoise Day This Weekend by Making Your Yard Gopher Tortoise Friendly - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Gopher Tortoise Day This Weekend by Making Your Yard Gopher Tortoise Friendly

That could include planting native forage for tortoises, protecting tortoises and their burrows, and controlling invasive species on the property.

Source: wqcs.org