58 roadkill panthers since 2000? And there’s only about 100 living in the wild today in the “Sunshine State?” The Miami Herald’s Curtis Morgan reports on the roadkill toll.
Remember that Florida gains about 1,000 new human residents each day.
58 roadkill panthers since 2000? And there’s only about 100 living in the wild today in the “Sunshine State?” The Miami Herald’s Curtis Morgan reports on the roadkill toll.
Remember that Florida gains about 1,000 new human residents each day.
January 17, 2007 at 2:16 am |
58? That’s an incredibly high number. Obviously some sort of animal detecton system needs to be put in place.
January 17, 2007 at 2:43 pm |
At a minimum, I’d say. The loss of the Florida panther is the extreme, and most telling case, of the impact that human economic activity is having on our fish and wildlife.