They’re here, pulling on that thick rope of braided strands to save Florida wildlands. Kevin Spear has reported for nearly 30 years on Florida protection of environmental lands.

WPTV is listening to various nonprofits who are divided on the project. All of the nonprofits have the same mission but they ...

Can we save Florida wildlands? Kudos to Kevin Spear’s extraordinary five-part series “New Destiny for Florida’s Wildlands” (December 1-5). Thanks, also, to the Orlando Senti… ...

A debate has erupted on social media over the nature of an odd creature photographed on public lands in Southwest Florida. The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of ...

The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of the creature March 14, in hopes its 145,000 Facebook followers might help reach a consensus on the species.

The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of the creature March 14, in hopes its 145,000 Facebook followers might help reach a consensus on the species.

The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of the creature March 14, in hopes its 145,000 Facebook followers might help reach a consensus on the species.

The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of the creature March 14, in hopes its 145,000 Facebook followers might help reach a consensus on the species.

The South Florida Wildlands Association shared a “confusing photo” of the creature March 14, in hopes its 145,000 Facebook followers might help reach a consensus on the species.