Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

Nature will continue flourishing on Floridians’ doorsteps after Governor Ron DeSantis ensured conservation remains a top priority with his 2024-2025 Focus on Florida’s Future Budget.

A black bear seen roaming around in Cape Coral has become the talk of the town. 

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reminds Southwest Florida residents of what to do when they spot a black bear in unexpected places.

Regissstration is underway for an annual hunt to rid the Everglades of a growing invasive python threat that has decimated populations of some native species in Florida.

The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office and The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission collaborated throughout Memorial Day weekend to ensure residents’ safety.

A large alligator has been spotted wandering underneath cars in the parking lot of the Renaissance Persevere Way Apartments.

It’s taken wildlife officials just over five and a half months to report finding more dead endangered Florida panthers than in all of 2023.

The canals throughout Cape Coral are known mainly for fishing and boating. However, the canals have also become the primary home for green iguanas.

A 15-year-old teenager from Estero bit off more than he could chew while fishing for Peacock Bass as a hungry alligator chased after the fish and him.

For alligators, the month of May means we are in the heart of mating season in the Sunshine State.