Wildlife & Environment
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The FWC reminds beachgoers that nesting season is underway for Florida’s imperiled sea turtles, shorebirds and seabirds on beaches... more
On May 21, the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) announced the appointment of Mary Ann Hooks... more
The FWC has updated the Panther Pulse web page with mortality information through May 18, 2026. more
They may be one of Florida’s most complained-about insects, but lovebug swarms are short-lived, harmless ... more
Florida’s increasing population could strain water supply, according to information shared… more
Thousands of acres of the Everglades were on fire in May. more
As the spring brings warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours, wildlife across Florida becomes more active. more
At its May meeting, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved final changes to improve the... more
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Jacksonville District on Wednesday, as part of the ongoing construction of... more
The State of Florida has already lost 44% of its natural wetlands, and more are endangered ... more
The State of Florida has already lost 44% of its natural wetlands, and more are endangered ... more
 As drought continues to dry out Florida’s landscapes and wildfires spread, smoke in the air can be hard to ignore. more
In recognition of World Migratory Bird Day, the South Florida Water Management District is highlighting our year-round work ... more
Applications for the Statewide Alligator Harvest Program and the Alligator Super Hunt open this Friday, May 8... more
The FWC will meet in person on May 13 at the Caloosa Sound Convention Center, 1375 Monroe St., Ft. Myers. more
The FWC has updated the Panther Pulse web page with mortality information through May 5, 2026... more
As Clean Air Month begins, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is highlighting the 2026 State of the Air Report ... more
The public can access many of the tools and real-time data used by our meteorologists and staff to guide important water management decisions. more
They're back! South Florida drivers plagued by swarms of 'love bugs' more
FWC will conduct aquatic plant management on Lake Okeechobee over multiple days beginning May 4.  more
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