The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) stated Monday that the program that tracks endangered Florida panthers with GPS-equipped collars is intact, despite cutbacks in state budgets. “We are still tracking the panthers in Southwest Florida,” said Darrell Land of the FWC’s panther team. “And we’re using the GPS-equipped collars to give us information […]
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