案例简介：@ carltonward的照片/一只雌性佛罗里达豹穿过篱笆，从那不勒斯以东的一个牧场穿过奥杜邦的开瓶器沼泽保护区。仅这个超过50平方公里的自然保护区就太小了，甚至无法支撑一只成年雄性黑豹，它需要高达500平方公里 (200平方英里) 才能漫游。但是，保护相邻的农田可以使其与更大的保护区保持连接。佛罗里达野生动物走廊是全州范围的公共和私人土地网络，黑豹和其他野生动植物需要生存。走廊的一半以上是受保护的公共保护区。余额主要是工作土地-牧场，农场和森林。牛场，例如巴克岛牧场 (第二张照片)，构成了佛罗里达州南部仍然缺乏保护的大部分走廊。面对住房发展的持续压力，许多牧场主正在寻求保护地役权的资金，以帮助他们留在土地上。“关于《濒危物种法》，你看到上面写着 '牛仔' 或 '牧场主' 吗？不，但是我们从黑豹提供的保护中受益，”住在阿卡迪亚附近西部的牧场主埃尔顿·兰福德说。@ PathofthePanther项目得到了国家地理学会的支持，努力激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护 @ insidenatgeo @ archboldstation @ corkscrewswampfin《黑豹的归来》，作者 @ douglas_main在《国家地理》4月期。查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

案例简介：Photos by @carltonward / A female Florida panther makes her way through a fence, crossing from a cattle ranch east of Naples onto Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. This more than 50-square-km nature preserve alone is far too small to support even one adult male panther, which needs up to 500 square kilometers (200 sq mi) to roam. But conserving adjacent agricultural lands can keep it connected to larger conservation lands.The Florida Wildlife Corridor is a statewide network of public and private lands that panthers and other wildlife need to survive. More than half of the corridor is protected public preserves. The balance is mostly working lands—ranches, farms, and forests. Cattle ranches, like Buck Island Ranch (second photo), make up most of the corridor that still lacks protection in the southern Florida. Facing constant pressure from development for housing, many ranchers are seeking funding for conservation easements to help them stay on the land.“On the Endangered Species Act, do you see ‘cowboy’ or ‘rancher’ written on it? No, but we benefit from the protections afforded the panther,” says Elton Langford, a rancher who lives to the west, near Arcadia.The @PathofthePanther project is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor @insidenatgeo @archboldstation @corkscrewswampFrom "Return of the Panther," by @douglas_main in the April issue of National Geographic.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward / A female Florida panther makes her way through a fence, crossing from a cattle ranch east of Nap

案例简介：@ carltonward的照片/一只雌性佛罗里达豹穿过篱笆，从那不勒斯以东的一个牧场穿过奥杜邦的开瓶器沼泽保护区。仅这个超过50平方公里的自然保护区就太小了，甚至无法支撑一只成年雄性黑豹，它需要高达500平方公里 (200平方英里) 才能漫游。但是，保护相邻的农田可以使其与更大的保护区保持连接。佛罗里达野生动物走廊是全州范围的公共和私人土地网络，黑豹和其他野生动植物需要生存。走廊的一半以上是受保护的公共保护区。余额主要是工作土地-牧场，农场和森林。牛场，例如巴克岛牧场 (第二张照片)，构成了佛罗里达州南部仍然缺乏保护的大部分走廊。面对住房发展的持续压力，许多牧场主正在寻求保护地役权的资金，以帮助他们留在土地上。“关于《濒危物种法》，你看到上面写着 '牛仔' 或 '牧场主' 吗？不，但是我们从黑豹提供的保护中受益，”住在阿卡迪亚附近西部的牧场主埃尔顿·兰福德说。@ PathofthePanther项目得到了国家地理学会的支持，努力激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护 @ insidenatgeo @ archboldstation @ corkscrewswampfin《黑豹的归来》，作者 @ douglas_main在《国家地理》4月期。查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward / A female Florida panther makes her way through a fence, crossing from a cattle ranch east of Nap

案例简介：Photos by @carltonward / A female Florida panther makes her way through a fence, crossing from a cattle ranch east of Naples onto Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. This more than 50-square-km nature preserve alone is far too small to support even one adult male panther, which needs up to 500 square kilometers (200 sq mi) to roam. But conserving adjacent agricultural lands can keep it connected to larger conservation lands.The Florida Wildlife Corridor is a statewide network of public and private lands that panthers and other wildlife need to survive. More than half of the corridor is protected public preserves. The balance is mostly working lands—ranches, farms, and forests. Cattle ranches, like Buck Island Ranch (second photo), make up most of the corridor that still lacks protection in the southern Florida. Facing constant pressure from development for housing, many ranchers are seeking funding for conservation easements to help them stay on the land.“On the Endangered Species Act, do you see ‘cowboy’ or ‘rancher’ written on it? No, but we benefit from the protections afforded the panther,” says Elton Langford, a rancher who lives to the west, near Arcadia.The @PathofthePanther project is supported by the National Geographic Society, working to inspire the protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor @insidenatgeo @archboldstation @corkscrewswampFrom "Return of the Panther," by @douglas_main in the April issue of National Geographic.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photos by @carltonward / A female Florida panther makes her way through a fence, crossing from a cattle ranch east of Nap

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