Diversity is the spice of life. Nowhere is this more apparent than where land and water meet. The blending of terrestrial and aquatic environments creates a wetland, an ecosystem that often supports more life than […]
Today the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations released its fiscal year 2016 Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill, which provides funding for the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
Ducks Unlimited has been awarded five North American Wetlands Conservation Act grants to support its restoration efforts along the Gulf Coast. More than $4.6 million in NAWCA funding will be combined with nearly $10 million […]
An important study and corresponding conservation planning tool recently released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) should help officials protect the most important areas along our nation’s coastlines. According to NOAA’s analysis,
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Memphis District recently released the first Mount Tena Creek Mitigation Bank wetland credits. The bank, located in southern Fayette County, will help offset unavoidable environmental impacts to wetlands […]
During the 1950s and 60s crocodilian populations throughout the world were under siege being hunted to near extinction for their valuable hides to be made into beautiful leather goods demanded by the fashion industry. (LINK)
Bob Young vividly remembers the last alligator he trapped. “He was 910 lbs., and I caught him by myself”, the Hillsborough County native and four generation Floridian says. “I jumped on his back and then […]
Our alligator meat snacks are made with pride in approved USDA processing facilities, inspected and passed by the USDA. Obtaining USDA inspections and seal requires the minimum addition of 3% pork, beef or poultry. (LINK)
They don’t grow on trees, but they do breed and live among them. And through the ages, these “amphibious” reptiles have been as closely associated with The Sunshine State as our world-famous citrus and powder-white […]
Bob Young vividly remembers the last alligator he trapped. “He was 910 lbs., and I caught him by myself”, the Hillsborough County native and four generation Floridian says. “I jumped on his back and then […]
In a win for environmental groups that opposed a new highway project, the Virginia Department of Transportation has ordered its contractor to stop all work on the proposed U.S. Route 460 until federal environmental review […]
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