endangered species

A male from the Tallahassee Museum’s 2017 red wolf litter has been paired with a female to breed. It’s one of many new moves for the wolf pack.

We head to the “snowy plover factory” on St. Joseph Peninsula. North Florida’s well protected, natural beaches are a haven for threatened shorebird species.

At a critical time for the wild red wolf population in North Carolina, some of the Tallahassee Museum’s red wolves are leaving us.

The Tallahassee Museum’s red wolf puppies are much larger than when we saw them in July. And, as we learned, they’ll be in town longer than first thought.

We revisit the red wolf pups at the Tallahassee Museum. They have grown since we saw them last month, and they are running!

We visit the four red wolf pups at the Tallahassee Museum. They’re still a little shy, but did eventually come out to play with their dad.

The Tallahassee Museum plays a vital role in the survival of the red wolf species. We learn about the national effort to revive red wolves.

We revisit an effort to return striped newts to the Apalachicola National Forest. While there, we find some other cute wetland critters.

To bring the striped newt back to the Apalachicola National Forest, the Coastal Plains Institute is working with partners, volunteers, and local children.

Jim Cox bands a seven day old red cockaded woodpecker and takes a group of FSU Biology students to a fire dependent, old growth longleaf pine forest.