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In response to the concurrent rise in human and Florida panther populations, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is committed to promoting safety for both species. This informative session aims to educate the public on proactive measures to minimize negative interactions between humans and panthers. Explore key aspects of panther biology, delve into their historical and current habitats, and gain insights into the factors influencing their population dynamics. Moreover, discover practical tips on navigating roadways, where many panther fatalities occur, ensuring the coexistence of these majestic creatures and our communities. Join us in fostering a harmonious relationship with the unique wildlife that shares our region.
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