Endangered Florida panthers are struggling to walk, and wildlife officials don't know why

Happy #Caturday from the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge! Check out this awesome video of a young male panther traversing a breech in an old logging tram in the middle of Fakahatchee Strand on the refuge! We call this location Fred's Hole, because this is the primary pond apple slough that is defended by one of the largest alligators that we have ever seen on the refuge. We nicknamed this huge gator "Fred." Can't help but wonder if this male panther might be the 2023 male offspring of o

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Conservation groups launch lawsuit to protect Florida Panther habitat from 10,000-acre development

Trail cameras at North Belle Meade Preserve recently caught Florida panthers on the move through their natural habitat! At nearly 296 acres, this preserve protects pine flatwoods, wetlands, and critical habitat for wildlife like the endangered Florida panther, Florida black bear, Bobcat, and Red-cockaded woodpecker. Preserving this land helps maintain important connections between Picayune Strand State Forest and the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. 🌿🐾 A big thank you to our partners