News by the Florida Wildlife Federation

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Advocacy and Engagement Fishery Management Florida Legislation Florida Panther Habitat Protection Wildlife

Amendment 2: Too Vague, Too Risky — Vote NO

Since 1936, the Florida Wildlife Federation (Federation) has advocated for science-based wildlife-management in balance with…

Federico AcevedoOctober 7, 2024

Advocacy and Engagement Coastal Protection Habitat Protection Nature at Home Rivers and Bays Water

FWF Joins the Cause for Cleaner Coasts Across Florida

The Florida Wildlife Federation was proud to participate in the annual International Coastal Cleanup, a…

Federico AcevedoSeptember 27, 2024

Education Gardening in Florida Nature at Home

What Are Seminole Pumpkins

If this is your first time hearing about them, Seminole pumpkins are a unique heirloom…

Federico AcevedoSeptember 27, 2024

Advocacy and Engagement Florida Manatee Habitat Protection Ocklawaha Rivers and Bays Water Wildlife

Sneak Peek into Restoration

The Florida Wildlife Federation is proud to be a member of the Reunite the Rivers…

Federico AcevedoSeptember 25, 2024

Get Outside with FWF Habitat Protection Wetlands Wildlife

Get Outside with FWF: Summer Storms, Wildlife, and Sunsets in the Everglades

by Federico Acevedo, Digital Communications Manager The Everglades is known for its vast landscapes, diverse…

Federico AcevedoSeptember 25, 2024

Education Gardening in Florida Nature at Home Wildlife

Pollinating Champions

Bees are first-rate pollinators! Though we might think of honey bees when it comes to…

Federico AcevedoAugust 28, 2024

Education Nature at Home Wildlife

Florida’s Migrating Warblers

As September rolls in, it marks the beginning of Fall, as well as one of…

Federico AcevedoAugust 28, 2024

Advocacy and Engagement Get Outside with FWF Habitat Protection

Get Outside with FWF: Hillsborough River State Park

by Sarah Gledhill, President and CEO Driving home from a guest appearance on the Florida Folk…

Federico AcevedoAugust 27, 2024

Coastal Protection Habitat Protection Nature at Home Rivers and Bays Water Wildlife

Join The 39th International Coastal Cleanup For Trash-Free Seas

In the 1950s, single-use plastics — everyday items like shopping bags, disposable utensils, straws, and…

Federico AcevedoAugust 27, 2024