Florida's Wildlife Corridor Act aims to preserve habitats for endangered species like panthers, as halted subdivisions could impact their survival.
Florida panther extinction is a concern as halted subdivisions could be allowed to continue, impacting their habitats. Florida's Wildlife Corridor Act aims to preserve millions of acres and connect open spaces for endangered species like panthers, black bears, and more. Development limitations are needed in Lee and Collier counties to protect water resources and threatened species. A study estimates Florida's agricultural lands could decline by one-fifth by 2070, affecting conservation values.
May 06, 2024
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