案例简介：@ carltonward/Roads的照片促进了郊区的发展，例如奥兰多附近的这个新社区，它切入了4号州际公路附近的历史悠久的黑豹栖息地。佛罗里达2070的研究计划，在未来50年内，将再开发500万英亩 (200万公顷) 的土地，以及所谓的佛罗里达野生动物走廊内的大多数未受保护的连接，除非对土地保护的重大投资使建设更接近现有城市地区。目前庞大的发展模式每年平均消耗100,000英亩的农村和自然土地，以容纳每天搬到佛罗里达的近1,000名新居民。豹之路得到了国家地理学会的支持，致力于激发佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护-豹生存所需的全州范围的公共保护区和私人农场，牧场和森林网络。@ PathofthePanther @ insidenatgeo # FloridaWildlifeCorridor # KeepFLWildPlease请参阅 @ douglas_main撰写的完整故事 “黑豹的归来”，该故事将于本月晚些时候在网上和报摊上提供。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / Roads foster suburban development, such as this new neighborhood near Orlando that cuts into historic panther habitat close to Interstate 4. The Florida 2070 study projects that an additional five million acres (two million ha)—and most of the unprotected connections within what's known as the Florida Wildlife Corridor—will be developed in the next 50 years, unless major investments in land conservation steer construction closer to existing urban areas. Current sprawling development patterns are consuming an average of 100,000 acres of rural and natural land each year—to accommodate nearly 1,000 new residents moving to Florida every day.Path of the Panther is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor—the statewide network of public preserves and private farms, ranches, and forests that the panther needs to survive. @PathofthePanther @insidenatgeo #FloridaWildlifeCorridor #KeepFLWildPlease see the full story "Return of the Panther," written by @douglas_main, for @natgeo available online and on newsstands later this month.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Roads foster suburban development, such as this new neighborhood near Orlando that cuts into hist

案例简介：@ carltonward/Roads的照片促进了郊区的发展，例如奥兰多附近的这个新社区，它切入了4号州际公路附近的历史悠久的黑豹栖息地。佛罗里达2070的研究计划，在未来50年内，将再开发500万英亩 (200万公顷) 的土地，以及所谓的佛罗里达野生动物走廊内的大多数未受保护的连接，除非对土地保护的重大投资使建设更接近现有城市地区。目前庞大的发展模式每年平均消耗100,000英亩的农村和自然土地，以容纳每天搬到佛罗里达的近1,000名新居民。豹之路得到了国家地理学会的支持，致力于激发佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护-豹生存所需的全州范围的公共保护区和私人农场，牧场和森林网络。@ PathofthePanther @ insidenatgeo # FloridaWildlifeCorridor # KeepFLWildPlease请参阅 @ douglas_main撰写的完整故事 “黑豹的归来”，该故事将于本月晚些时候在网上和报摊上提供。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Roads foster suburban development, such as this new neighborhood near Orlando that cuts into hist

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / Roads foster suburban development, such as this new neighborhood near Orlando that cuts into historic panther habitat close to Interstate 4. The Florida 2070 study projects that an additional five million acres (two million ha)—and most of the unprotected connections within what's known as the Florida Wildlife Corridor—will be developed in the next 50 years, unless major investments in land conservation steer construction closer to existing urban areas. Current sprawling development patterns are consuming an average of 100,000 acres of rural and natural land each year—to accommodate nearly 1,000 new residents moving to Florida every day.Path of the Panther is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the conservation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor—the statewide network of public preserves and private farms, ranches, and forests that the panther needs to survive. @PathofthePanther @insidenatgeo #FloridaWildlifeCorridor #KeepFLWildPlease see the full story "Return of the Panther," written by @douglas_main, for @natgeo available online and on newsstands later this month.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Roads foster suburban development, such as this new neighborhood near Orlando that cuts into hist

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