案例简介：@ carltonward的照片 | 本周，佛罗里达州批准了在佛罗里达野生动物走廊永久保护近17,000英亩 (7,000公顷) 的资金。这些土地为包括佛罗里达美洲豹，佛罗里达黑熊，燕尾风筝和地鼠龟在内的物种提供了栖息地和连通性。这些物业也是主要淡水系统的所在地。第一张照片显示了Chaparral Slough，由佛罗里达州环境保护部的Florida Forever计划和自然保护协会设计的11英里长 (18千米) 的保护地役权，将有助于整个佛罗里达豹向北恢复被称为佛罗里达野生动物走廊的地区。第二张和第三张照片显示了Todd Clemons牧场，其中多条小溪为基西米河 (前景) 和大沼泽地生态系统贡献了淡水。该牧场将受到佛罗里达州农业部和美国国防部基地缓冲计划的保护。图片项目的保护合作伙伴包括 @ nature_org @ fl.De p和 @ freshfromflorida。这些照片是由 @ PathofthePanther项目制作的，得到了国家地理学会 (@ insidenatgeo) 的支持，致力于激发佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。# KeepFLWild # FloridaWildlifeCorridor

案例简介：Photos by @carltonward | This week the state of Florida approved funding for the permanent conservation of nearly 17,000 acres (7,000 ha) in the Florida Wildlife Corridor. These lands provide habitat and connectivity for species including Florida panthers, Florida black bears, swallow-tail kites, and gopher tortoises. The properties are also home to key freshwater systems. The first photo shows the Chaparral Slough, where an 11-mile-long (18 km) conservation easement, designed with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Florida Forever program and the Nature Conservancy, will help in the northward recovery of the Florida panther throughout the area known as the Florida Wildlife Corridor. The second and third photos show the Todd Clemons Ranch, where multiple creeks contribute freshwater to the Kissimmee River (foreground) and the Everglades ecosystem. This ranch will be protected by a conservation easement from the Florida Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Defense's base buffering program. Conservation partners for the pictured projects include @nature_org @fl.dep and @freshfromflorida. These photos were produced by the @PathofthePanther project, with support from the National Geographic Society (@insidenatgeo), working to inspire conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. #KeepFLWild #FloridaWildlifeCorridor

国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward | This week the state of Florida approved funding for the permanent conservation of nearly 17,000

案例简介：@ carltonward的照片 | 本周，佛罗里达州批准了在佛罗里达野生动物走廊永久保护近17,000英亩 (7,000公顷) 的资金。这些土地为包括佛罗里达美洲豹，佛罗里达黑熊，燕尾风筝和地鼠龟在内的物种提供了栖息地和连通性。这些物业也是主要淡水系统的所在地。第一张照片显示了Chaparral Slough，由佛罗里达州环境保护部的Florida Forever计划和自然保护协会设计的11英里长 (18千米) 的保护地役权，将有助于整个佛罗里达豹向北恢复被称为佛罗里达野生动物走廊的地区。第二张和第三张照片显示了Todd Clemons牧场，其中多条小溪为基西米河 (前景) 和大沼泽地生态系统贡献了淡水。该牧场将受到佛罗里达州农业部和美国国防部基地缓冲计划的保护。图片项目的保护合作伙伴包括 @ nature_org @ fl.De p和 @ freshfromflorida。这些照片是由 @ PathofthePanther项目制作的，得到了国家地理学会 (@ insidenatgeo) 的支持，致力于激发佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。# KeepFLWild # FloridaWildlifeCorridor

国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward | This week the state of Florida approved funding for the permanent conservation of nearly 17,000

案例简介：Photos by @carltonward | This week the state of Florida approved funding for the permanent conservation of nearly 17,000 acres (7,000 ha) in the Florida Wildlife Corridor. These lands provide habitat and connectivity for species including Florida panthers, Florida black bears, swallow-tail kites, and gopher tortoises. The properties are also home to key freshwater systems. The first photo shows the Chaparral Slough, where an 11-mile-long (18 km) conservation easement, designed with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Florida Forever program and the Nature Conservancy, will help in the northward recovery of the Florida panther throughout the area known as the Florida Wildlife Corridor. The second and third photos show the Todd Clemons Ranch, where multiple creeks contribute freshwater to the Kissimmee River (foreground) and the Everglades ecosystem. This ranch will be protected by a conservation easement from the Florida Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Defense's base buffering program. Conservation partners for the pictured projects include @nature_org @fl.dep and @freshfromflorida. These photos were produced by the @PathofthePanther project, with support from the National Geographic Society (@insidenatgeo), working to inspire conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. #KeepFLWild #FloridaWildlifeCorridor

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国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward | This week the state of Florida approved funding for the permanent conservation of nearly 17,000

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