Be on the lookout! Wildlife is more active during spring
Spring has sprung, and that means Florida’s wildlife is stirring. Migration, breeding, feeding and nesting all increase this time of year. The following seasonal... Read more.
Be on the lookout! Wildlife is more active in spring
Spring has sprung, and that means Florida’s wildlife is stirring. Migration, breeding, feeding and nesting all increase this time of year. The following seasonal... Read more.
Setting the Record Straight
Over the past several months, there has been a concerted effort to mislead and misinform the public about the role that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation... Read more.
Setting the Record Straight
Over the past several months, there has been a concerted effort to mislead and misinform the public about the role that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation... Read more.
FWC announces achievements in conservation during 2025
I’m honored to share that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) recently announced significant milestones achieved in 2025 as Florida continues... Read more.
FWC Announces 2025 Achievements in Conservation
I’m honored to share that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) recently announced significant milestones achieved in 2025, as Florida continues... Read more.
Florida spiny lobster season is officially open!
I’m thrilled to share that the 2025 spiny lobster season for recreational and commercial harvesting is now open and runs through March 31, 2026. This is a fantastic... Read more.
Statement on the FWC’s Investigation of the September 4, 2022 Cutter Bank Boating Accident
In recent months, media coverage—most notably from the Miami Herald—has cast doubt on the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) investigation... Read more.
Statement on the FWC’s Investigation of the September 4, 2022 Cutter Bank Boating Accident
In recent months, media coverage—most notably from the Miami Herald—has cast doubt on the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) investigation... Read more.
Managing black bears now and for the future
The Florida black bear is a true conservation success story. The population has increased from just a few hundred bears in the 1970s to over 4,000 today, with the... Read more.