案例简介：照片由 @ carltonward/一只雄性佛罗里达豹在佛罗里达豹国家野生动物保护区内的南佛罗里达Fakahatchee Strand的一条洪水泛滥的小径上涉水。我寻求这张照片来说明偏远的水汪汪的荒野，这使佛罗里达豹成为美国东部的最后避难所。美洲豹是美洲豹的一个亚种，是生活在密西西比河以东的最后一只大型猫科动物。被猎杀并被赶出了其历史范围的其余部分，豹的繁殖种群 (存在雌性) 被隔离到佛罗里达州的南端。这些沼泽一直是黑豹早日康复的基础。黑豹现在已经从灭绝的边缘恢复了-从20世纪70年代的20只到今天的近200只-但需要达到600只以上才能被认为是被恢复的。这意味着黑豹将需要进入整个佛罗里达州乃至其他东南部州的三倍领土。黑豹现在继续恢复的最大希望是保护佛罗里达野生动物走廊，这是一个由公共保护区和私人工作土地组成的连接网络，这将为黑豹提供繁殖种群继续向北扩张所需的土地。请参阅 @ NatGeo杂志4月期中 @ douglas_main的 “黑豹的归来”。@ PathofthePanther项目得到了国家地理学会的支持，致力于激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。@ insideNatGeo # floridaildlifecorridor @ FL_WildCorridor # keepflwild在生物中查看Nat Geo的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / A male Florida panther wades along a flooded trail in South Florida's Fakahatchee Strand within Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. I sought this photo to illustrate the remote, watery wilderness that gave the Florida panther its last refuge in the eastern United States. A subspecies of the puma, the Florida panther is the last large cat living in east of the Mississippi River. Hunted and pushed out of the rest of its historic range, the breeding population of the panther (where females are present) became isolated to the southern tip of Florida. These swamps have been the foundation for the panther's early recovery. Panthers are now back from the brink of extinction—from as few as 20 in the 1970s, up to nearly 200 today—but need to reach more than 600 to be considered recovered. That means panthers will require access to three times as much territory throughout Florida, and eventually other southeastern states. The panther's best hope for continued recovery now is the conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a connected network of public preserves and private working lands, that will give the panther the land it needs for the breeding population to continue expanding northward. Please see "Return of the Panther," by @douglas_main in the in the April issue of @NatGeo magazine. The @PathofthePanther project is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. @insideNatGeo #FloridaWildlifeCorridor @FL_WildCorridor #KeepFLWildCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / A male Florida panther wades along a flooded trail in South Florida's Fakahatchee Strand within F

案例简介：照片由 @ carltonward/一只雄性佛罗里达豹在佛罗里达豹国家野生动物保护区内的南佛罗里达Fakahatchee Strand的一条洪水泛滥的小径上涉水。我寻求这张照片来说明偏远的水汪汪的荒野，这使佛罗里达豹成为美国东部的最后避难所。美洲豹是美洲豹的一个亚种，是生活在密西西比河以东的最后一只大型猫科动物。被猎杀并被赶出了其历史范围的其余部分，豹的繁殖种群 (存在雌性) 被隔离到佛罗里达州的南端。这些沼泽一直是黑豹早日康复的基础。黑豹现在已经从灭绝的边缘恢复了-从20世纪70年代的20只到今天的近200只-但需要达到600只以上才能被认为是被恢复的。这意味着黑豹将需要进入整个佛罗里达州乃至其他东南部州的三倍领土。黑豹现在继续恢复的最大希望是保护佛罗里达野生动物走廊，这是一个由公共保护区和私人工作土地组成的连接网络，这将为黑豹提供繁殖种群继续向北扩张所需的土地。请参阅 @ NatGeo杂志4月期中 @ douglas_main的 “黑豹的归来”。@ PathofthePanther项目得到了国家地理学会的支持，致力于激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。@ insideNatGeo # floridaildlifecorridor @ FL_WildCorridor # keepflwild在生物中查看Nat Geo的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / A male Florida panther wades along a flooded trail in South Florida's Fakahatchee Strand within F

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / A male Florida panther wades along a flooded trail in South Florida's Fakahatchee Strand within Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. I sought this photo to illustrate the remote, watery wilderness that gave the Florida panther its last refuge in the eastern United States. A subspecies of the puma, the Florida panther is the last large cat living in east of the Mississippi River. Hunted and pushed out of the rest of its historic range, the breeding population of the panther (where females are present) became isolated to the southern tip of Florida. These swamps have been the foundation for the panther's early recovery. Panthers are now back from the brink of extinction—from as few as 20 in the 1970s, up to nearly 200 today—but need to reach more than 600 to be considered recovered. That means panthers will require access to three times as much territory throughout Florida, and eventually other southeastern states. The panther's best hope for continued recovery now is the conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a connected network of public preserves and private working lands, that will give the panther the land it needs for the breeding population to continue expanding northward. Please see "Return of the Panther," by @douglas_main in the in the April issue of @NatGeo magazine. The @PathofthePanther project is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. @insideNatGeo #FloridaWildlifeCorridor @FL_WildCorridor #KeepFLWildCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / A male Florida panther wades along a flooded trail in South Florida's Fakahatchee Strand within F

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