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RV Travel January 23, 2021 The latest news about camping and developments in North American campgrounds and RV parks from Janet Groene. DISCLAIMER: These news items are believed current at press time but conditions are still changing quickly, not just because of COVID but because of other factors such as highway conditions. Phone the campground – don’t rely solely on websites, GPS or Facebook. Full facilities and activities may not be open. Seasons and COVID restrictions vary. Get specifics about rates, campground facilities, reservation policies, campsite size and shape, ...

Two Florida panthers fought until one died, officials say The endangered Florida panther’s population is around 230 in the wild.     Craig Pittman's new book is 'Cat Tale: The Wild, Weird Fight to Save the Florida Panther.' [ CARLTON WARD JR | by Carlton Ward Jr / CarltonWard ] MOORE HAVEN — An endangered Florida panther has died following a fight with another panther. It’s the third panther death reported this year, the first from intraspecific aggression, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. A total of 22 Florida panther deaths were rep...

Officials: Florida panther dies after fight with other cat By Associated Press AP SHARE MOORE HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — An endangered Florida panther has died following a fight with another panther. It's the third panther death reported this year, the first from intraspecific aggression, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. A total of 22 Florida panther deaths were reported in 2020, with 19 killed by vehicles. An injured 2-year-old male panther...

MOORE HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — An endangered Florida panther has died following a fight with...

BREAKING NEWS Home  /  Opinion  /  Letters to the Editor  /  Guest Commentary: Corps steps down harmful Lake Okeechobee releases Guest Commentary: Corps steps down harmful Lake Okeechobee releases By James Evans - | Dec 28, 2020 In a much-anticipated decision on Dec. 3, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that it would begin cutting back freshwater releases to the Caloosahatchee from Lake Okeechobee. This was not only welcome news for the Caloosahatchee estuary, which has received ecologically damaging flows for the past three months, it is also good news for t...