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Lemurs are among the animals on exhibit in Lamont, about half an hour from Tallahassee. An endangered ring-tailed lemur was born at the facility last week.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says it will take the unprecedented step of catching and caring for sick endangered sawfish amid ongoing deaths.
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Mangroves tamper down waves, keeping shorelines from eroding. They are being chopped down faster than they can be replaced.
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Federal wildlife officials protected areas where bonneted bats now live. Advocates say protections should go further due to eventual migration caused by climate change.
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The more than 12,000 acres along Fisheating Creek in Highlands County is surrounded on all sides by previously preserved lands.
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Atalas are small butterflies with inky black wings that are speckled with iridescent blue spots, and a bright red body.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet on Monday quickly approved $141 million in deals that will help preserve land from the Panhandle to Southwest Florida.
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The center about 10 minutes from Monticello has been waiting three years for this rare bird, which will be paired with a resident female.
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The juvenile giant anteater is still awaiting a name — and a girlfriend.
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Two European white storks are drawing a lot of attention at the North Florida Wildlife Center in Jefferson County. A couple named Fernando and Stella are keeping watch over their 4 eggs.