Field Notes
1/31/12
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update February 2012
"Grabbed some dinner. Took a nap." Sound like another boring text message? Not when it comes from a panther. Read on to learn more. Read More
1/12/12
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update January 2012
Investigate a panther resting site and get an update on young FP194 since his release. Read More
12/14/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update December 2011
An orphaned panther kitten returns home. Learn about this latest chapter in FP194's saga. Read More
11/14/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update November 2011
Biologists use a technique called triangulation to pinpoint Florida panther dens. Learn what it is and how it's done. Read More
10/17/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update Oct 2011
Read about the multiagency effort to save a pair of young kittens that became orphaned after their mothers untimely death. Read More
9/23/11
FWC rescues two orphaned panther kittens
FWC recued two 5-month-old kittens after their mother, FP188, was found dead. Read More
9/06/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update Sept 2011
Female panthers often breed again soon after losing a litter. Read about the recent case of FP113 and the challenges biologists face when things don't go as "scheduled." Read More
8/05/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update August 2011
Seeing panthers from the air during telemetry flights is always exciting for biologists. Two stories highlight what can be learned from such events. Read More
7/11/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update July 2011
The Florida Panther Update newsletter is produced monthly by the US Fish & Wildlife Service's Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. Learn what panther biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Big Cypress National Preserve have been working on and about other panther related news. Read More
6/16/11
US Fish & Wildlife Service Florida Panther Update June 2011
The Florida Panther Update newsletter is produced monthly by the US Fish & Wildlife Service's Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. Learn what panther biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Big Cypress National Preserve have been working on and about other panther related news. Read More