From 1948 until 1951, much of present-day South Pasadena existed as Coreytown, a town created to allow for later drinking and ...

Three dozen endangered Florida panthers died this ... in the South Florida counties where panthers are known to be active. "We have a growing human population and the infrastructure, the roads ...

Only 120-230 Florida panthers are remaining in the wild. But that population is cut down yearly by a constant barrage of fatal traffic accidents that continue to claim their lives at an alarming rate.

Three dozen endangered Florida panthers died this ... in the South Florida counties where panthers are known to be active. "We have a growing human population and the infrastructure, the roads ...

More than 30 endangered Florida panthers died in 2024 ... and there are only up to 230 adult panthers in the population, according to the commission. The first one was killed just 9 days into ...

Only 120-230 Florida panthers are remaining in the wild. But that population is cut down yearly by a constant barrage of fatal traffic accidents that continue to claim their lives at an alarming rate.

Wildlife officials had for decades been working to allow Florida panthers to expand their established population beyond South Florida and north of the river. Once they tap into land farther north ...

Thirty-three Florida panther deaths have been reported this year, making 2024 one of the deadliest in modern history for the endangered state animal. Only 13 panther deaths were recorded in south ...

A male Florida panther ... estimate only 120-230 panthers remain in the wild, so at the high end of that range, 33 deaths in one year represents nearly 15% of the population.

Florida is investing $6.1 million in a Highlands County wildlife crossing to protect endangered species, like the Florida ...

The year 2024 marks the deadliest year for the Florida panther ... This will allow panthers to more safely expand their territory, with the goal of growing the population.

and even after they were protected the population remained small and suffered from inbreeding. There were roughly 30 panthers in Florida in the early 1980s. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and ...