Wildlife Conservation

This page collects the 182 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Wildlife Conservation”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Environment, Endangered Species, and Animal Welfare.

1. Fri, Oct 301 item
   1. Generations of anglers face declining striped bass populations and changing culture in MontaukLong-time anglers and fishing guides in Montauk, New York, report a dramatic decline in striped bass populations that threatens a multi-billion-dollar sportfishing industry and generations-old traditiMiami-Dade County2 reports
2. Tue, Oct 271 item
   1. Florida wildlife officials recommend downsizing planned Seaquarium marina to protect manateesState wildlife managers recommended that the number of slips at a proposed Seaquarium marina be reduced from 877 to 250 to protect manatees. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission citedMiami-Dade County
3. Mon, Oct 263 items
   1. Remote wildlife camera records first North American river otter on San Mateo County coast in over a centuryA North American river otter was recorded by a remote wildlife camera at Cloverdale Ranch Open Space Preserve in Pescadero, marking the first documented return of the native species to the Pacific-facSan Francisco County
   2. San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance releases 200th captive-bred California condor into the wildSan Diego County
   3. SeaWorld San Diego Rescuer Helps Free Humpback Whale Off SoCal CoastSan Diego County
4. Mon, Sep 141 item
   1. Rare Video Captures Florida Panther Mother and TripletsWildlife officials captured rare footage of a mother Florida panther and her three cubs at the Babcock Ranch Preserve. This sighting provides important new insights into the endangered species' potentMiami-Dade County2 reports
5. Sun, Sep 131 item
   1. Miami’s Community News Publishes Article on Human Impact of Wildlife Conservation in South FloridaMiami's Community News published an opinion-style article examining how wildlife conservation in South Florida impacts local residents, families, and tourism-supported jobs.Miami-Dade County
6. Tue, Sep 81 item
   1. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission finds no violations after mutilated sharks reported on Redington BeachThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced that no wildlife violations occurred after witnesses reported two dead, dismembered sharks on Redington Beach. State officials reviewed Hillsborough County2 reports

1. 01USF Sarasota-Manatee Campuslocation4 mentions
2. 02International Union for Conservation of Natureorganization4 mentions
3. 03Floridaplace4 mentions
4. 04Gopher tortoiseother3 mentions
5. 05Floridalocation3 mentions
6. 06United Stateslocation3 mentions
7. 07South Africalocation3 mentions
8. 08Hamptonslocation2 mentions
9. 09Comisión de Conservación de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de Floridaorganization2 mentions
10. 10Timmyother2 mentions