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Florida sees huge spike in wildlife encounter calls from residents - Vimarsana News

Florida sees huge spike in wildlife encounter calls from residents

More homeowners are coming face-to-face with animals in Florida – like bears, coyotes, raccoons and alligators – among many other wild species on land and in the water. 

Gopher tortoise deaths in Florida are concerning environmentalists - Vimarsana News

Gopher tortoise deaths in Florida are concerning environmentalists

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve is an important habitat for gopher tortoises in southern Pinellas County. Recent deaths and a lack of protections for the species are getting attention.

Source: wfsu.org
The slow battle to save 'The beating heart of Florida': The gopher tortoise - Vimarsana News

The slow battle to save 'The beating heart of Florida': The gopher tortoise

Within 100 years, about 75% of the current gopher tortoise population could disappear. Despite these calculations, the federal agency denied Endangered Species Act protection to the Eastern population of gopher tortoises in the U.S.

Source: wuft.org
Federal judge ends Florida's oversight on wetland development - Vimarsana News

Federal judge ends Florida's oversight on wetland development

The court ruling determined the state has no authority to issue wetland permits.

Federal judge halts a pair of developments where panthers remain in the western Everglades - Vimarsana News

Federal judge halts a pair of developments where panthers remain in the western Everglades

A U.S. district judge ruled that putting Florida in charge of approving permits for projects that affect wetlands in the state, the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Environmental Protection Agency violated the Endangered Species Act.Washington, D.C.-based Judge Randolph Moss, in a 97-page decision, found that actions by federal officials did not follow the required steps in 2020 before shifting permitting authority to Florida.

Source: wgcu.org