Florida black bear hunting is illegal, but this regulated season could allow for 187 black bears to be killed.

FWC is scheduled to vote on the bear hunt one final time in August, and then it's expected that 187 permits will be issued.

Florida’s Everglades have long been plagued by an invasive army of Burmese pythons, wreaking havoc on local wildlife and disrupting the ecosystem. In an unconventional experiment, honey badgers—known ...

HUNTING IS A WELL ESTABLISHED METHOD OF ... THE COMMISSION WILL TA A bear hunt is one step closer to returning to Florida after wildlife officials approved a proposal Wednesday.

MARION COUNTY, Fla. — Florida wildlife officials met Wednesday morning to discuss a proposal to reinstate black bear hunting for the first time in nearly a decade. It was standing room only as ...

Florida wildlife officials gave preliminary ... Methods could include bowhunting, similar to rules for hunting deer, and bear hunting in baited areas. A final vote is scheduled in August.

Florida wildlife officials gave preliminary ... Methods could include bowhunting, similar to rules for hunting deer, and bear hunting in baited areas. A final vote is scheduled in August.

resulting in a healthy and well-managed Florida black bear population for the future.” Supporters of the measure, including wildlife managers and hunting advocates, argue that the state’s ...

Trapping snakes in Florida is permitted ... firearm on public roads or properties expressly approved for hunting by the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission or Florida Forest Service.” ...

The results of the python hunting season are in, and this year, the team at the Conservancy of Southwest Florida broke records<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

Florida has achieved another first, this time a record more than 20,000 tons of invasive Burmese pythons have been removed by ...

The plan to amend Florida‘s hunting rules was presented in Ocala to commissioners for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the board appointed by Gov. Ron Desantis. The 4-1 ...