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Ethics & Wildlife Photography
How do you photograph wildlife? Without disturbing them and their habitat? Learn how Florida's conservation photographer does it, and the principles he follows.
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Endangered Species Act
After reviewing the best available science, including feedback from peers, scientific experts and the public, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed the Canoe Creek clubshell as endangered under the Endangered Species Act. The Service has also designated critical habitat for the mussel,...
Endangered Species Act
The Service is initiating five-year status reviews for 35 Southeastern Species. The list includes: Black Warrior waterdog, Puerto Rican sharp-shinned hawk, Puerto Rico nightjar, yellow-shouldered blackbird, orangefoot pimpleback (pearlymussel), boulder darter, pygmy madtom, Key Largo woodrat, red...
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Searching for sea turtle nests is no easy task. Volunteers have to wake up before the sun rises. They walk the beach for miles at a time looking for sea turtle crawls; crawls are marks in the sand made by the turtle’s flippers.