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The St. Francis Wildlife Association is a non-profit that takes in thousands of injured, orphaned, and sick animals each year.
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The juvenile giant anteater is still awaiting a name — and a girlfriend.
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Florida has closed on a deal to buy just over 3,600 acres that will be part of a state wildlife corridor in Santa Rosa County.
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Alligators in Florida will be targeted around-the-clock when the next hunting season begins in mid-August. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has approved a rule change that will extend what had largely been nighttime hunting to 24 hours during the season.
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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.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is asking the public to report freshwater turtles that appear sick, act strangely, or are dead — as wildlife officials study a virus infecting them.
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A world-renowned National Geographic photographer visited the North Florida Wildlife Center in Jefferson County Saturday to photograph one of its residents.
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About half an hour away from Tallahassee, the North Florida Wildlife Center cares for rescued and endangered animals. The residents include critically endangered lemurs.
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Award-winning nature filmmaker Elam Stoltzfus talks about his latest move, “Florida Wildlife Corridor: Everglades to Okefenokee” and his thirty-year…
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An otherwise popular piece of legislation saw one of its amendments defeated last week when environmentalists balked at changing rules concerning the…