Florida Panther

Buddha arrived at the museum as a 20-month-old cub 14 years ago after an injury to his right leg and elbow. That injury made him unable to survive in the wild.

The award-winning film will be released in over 40 theaters in Florida on Feb. 24. The film's photographer and producer will host Q&A sessions this weekend in Tampa.

There’s a darker side to a rebounding Florida Panther population with state game officials reporting a spike in attacks on livestock and domestic animals…

Animal rights and environmental groups are urging members to flood the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with pleas not to alter the Florida Panther’s…

The federal government is reviewing the status of the endangered Florida Panther, prompting some activists to worry the iconic species will lose…

Last year was one of the deadliest for the Florida panther. Wildlife experts say there will likely not be as many fatalities this year, but Florida…

Accurate numbers are hard to come by, but state and federal wildlife officials are raising their official estimate of the number of endangered Florida…

Ranchers in two southwest Florida counties are eligible for federal funding to protect panthers.Officials have determined an area stretching from…

Wildlife attacks on pets and livestock are on the rise in Florida. State wildlife officials are reminding residents and visitors to take some extra…

Following a successful breeding program in the 1990s, Florida panther populations are recovering from historic lows. But with more cats, come more…