Tallahassee Museum

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 visit an animal that’s been on exhibit at the Tallahassee Museum for decades, but that hardly anyone has seen: the striped skunk.

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

We travel to a place in the Apalachicola National Forest called Ant Heaven. Here, a novel research method sheds light on the underground lives of ants.

Watch the Tallahassee Museum’s reclusive red wolf puppies as they grow during their first year, and keep their wild instincts in captivity.

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.

Expedition Florida 500 is stand up paddleboarding around the state of Florida to raise awareness of conservation issues and to explore the history of the state’s waterways. EcoAdventure North Florida joined him for a day at the Saint Marks National Wildlife Refuge.