indigo snakes

Eastern indigo snakes are apex predators that have disappeared from much of their range in the southeast. We talk about reintroduction efforts in the Florida panhandle.

These large, non-venomous snakes are listed as threatened because of habitat loss. They are a glossy, bluish-black color that can be iridescent in the sunlight.

When wildlife experts need help balancing an ecosystem, they sometimes call on snakes. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently…

The eastern indigo snake is back in North Florida, at least that’s what a group of scientists is hoping. Reintroducing the species caps off three decades…

Scientists are re-introducing indigo snakes for the first time in decades to a stretch of forest outside Tallahassee.The Nature Conservancy has been…