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Greetings, I Have Noticed an Official Count of Black Bears Has Never From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: Date: Monday, April 27, 2015 8:18:30 AM From: Chelle Keller [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2015 8:46 AM To: Scott, Rick Subject: Greetings, I have noticed an official count of black bears has never been done. Please do this. We NEED this. This is not a popular decision for your government. At the latest Tallahasee meeting 75% of the attendees there were against the killings. Why was their an unanymous FWC vote in favor of hunting if the majority of Florida is against this? We want solutions. We need better education programs for residents about how to deal with their trash. In the worst case scenario they can be darted and relocated. They should never be killed. Its their planet, too. Not just ours! Please male a difference in the world. Protect animal rights. Thank you. From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: Date: Friday, April 24, 2015 11:28:52 AM From: Jessica Moreno [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 24, 2015 11:19 AM To: Scott, Rick Subject: stop florida bear hunt From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: Date: Friday, April 24, 2015 9:35:45 AM -----Original Message----- From: Maria Huizar [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 24, 2015 9:29 AM To: Scott, Rick Subject: Dear Mr.Scott, The fate of bears in florida relies heavily on you! Please do the right thing and liberate these creatures, to keep them free from harm. We're counting on you to make the right decision! Sincerely, M.Valencia Sent from my iPhone From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2015 7:50:30 AM From: Azariah Johnson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 6:29 PM To: Scott, Rick Subject: Stop Florida Bear Hunt From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: 24 floida panthers killed last year/motorists Date: Thursday, January 15, 2015 3:28:39 PM -----Original Message----- From: frank depinto [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2015 3:26 PM To: Governor Rick Scott Subject: 24 floida panthers killed last year/motorists From: frank depinto <[email protected]> County: Bay Zip Code: 32402 Phone Number: Message Body: FW: A heartbreaking year for Florida panthers Frank DePinto 1/13/15 To: campaign florida, laura ciociola, alexis meyer, charissa panhandle, cris costello, florida trail, frank jackalone, julia hathaway, Ocean Conservancy, sierra club, bay bullet, mayor oberst, mario gisbert To: Governor Scott, Senators Nelson and Rubio, Congresswoman Gwen Graham, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, Florida EPA ________________________________________ Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 07:30:33 -0600 From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: A heartbreaking year for Florida panthers Panthers in Peril Last year, 25 critically endangered Florida Panthers fell victim to motorists - far more than in any other year. Your gift will make a huge difference in our fight to save Florida panthers. Dear frank, It’IIt is painful to imagine the sad sight of a dead or dying panther kitkitten, its twisted body just another road kill on a Florida back road. Last year, 25 critically endangered Florida panthers fell victim to to motorists. That is far more than in any other year. And it’s a serious blow for an animal whose total population in the wiworld is fewer than 200 individuals. Help save panthers and other vulnerable wildlife with a generous gift to Defenders of Wildlife. Once, thousands of these majestic cats roamed throughout the southeastern U.S. But today, their population remains in just five percent of their historical range in south Florida. These remaining panthers are trying to survive on a checkerboard of habitat that is crisscrossed with roads and choked with human development. Scientists believe that loss of panthers on roads is preventing the cats from expanding their range northward. As the economy improves, development pressure on these last remaining patches of habitat is rising rapidly along with plans for new and expanded roads. And panthers are dying. Your support for Defenders puts you on the front lines of efforts to rescue this great cat from oblivion. • We’re working to improve land use and transportation planning to avoid fragmentation of panther habitat; • We were instrumental in the passage of a constitutional amendment in Florida that will set aside more that $500 million per year for 20 years for land acquisition, management and restoration in Florida, including important panther habitat; • We’ve helped ensure installation of a Roadside Animal Detection System to warn motorists to slow down for panthers on US 41 that bisects Big Cypress National Preserve; • We’re advocating for more wildlife crossings that would allow panthers to travel safely within their home ranges; and • We’re working with state officials, developers and landowners to make private lands in panther territory more wildlife-friendly. With your help, panthers and people can safely share the landscape. We look forward to the day when panthers are thriving, their habitat protected, and vehicle deaths eliminated. Won't you help make that great day come soon? Sincerely, Jamie Rappaport Clark President Defenders of Wildlife Defenders of Wildlife leads the pack when it comes to protecting wild animals and plants in their natural communities » 1130 17th Street NW | Washington, DC 20036 | 1-800-385-9712 HOME DONATE NOW CONTACT US RSS FEEDS PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF USE © Copyright 01/13/2015 Defenders of Wildlife. This message was sent to [email protected] Please do not respond to this message. Click here to unsubscribe Defenders of Wildlife is a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the protection of all native wild animals and plants in their natural communities. Defenders of Wildlife can be contacted at: 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 From: Governor Rick Scott To: FWC/Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ([email protected]) Cc: Sunburst Subject: FW: 25 florida panthers killed/2013/fl.higways/dates/locations Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 9:05:28 AM -----Original Message----- From: frank [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2015 2:49 PM To: Governor Rick Scott Subject: 25 florida panthers killed/2013/fl higways/dates/locations From: frank <[email protected]> County: Bay Zip Code: 32402 Phone Number: Message Body: A heartbreaking year for Florida panthers/full-list/dates/locations! Frank DePinto 2:40 PM To: campaign florida, florida trail, alexis meyer, charissa panhandle, cris costello, Florida EPA, florida fishWildlife, frank jackalone, julia hathaway, Ocean Conservancy, sierra club, laura ciociola, mayor oberst, mario gisbert, bay bullet, panama herald Solution Ideas: 1) more under-highway/freeway ,under- roadway viaducts for Florida's wildlife. 2) a Florida Panther preserve in the State of florida. cc: also governor scott, senators nelson and rubio, congresswoman graham. ________________________________________ From: [email protected] Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 17:55:38 -0500 Subject: Re: FW: A heartbreaking year for Florida panthers To: [email protected] Frank: Here is the full list for 2014 with the last two panther deaths reported on 12/31: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Criffield, Marc <[email protected]> Date: Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 7:00 PM Subject: In possession of carcasses UCFP229 & FP213 USFWS, The remains from two different Florida panthers were collected today. UCFP229, an approximately 2.5 year-old uncollared female Florida panther, was recovered on 12/31/2014 on 16th St SE in Golden Gate Estates in Collier County. The cause of death was vehicle collision. FP213, an approximately 5.5 year-old radiocollared female Florida panther, was recovered on 12/31/2014 on Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area in Hendry County. The cause of death is presumed to be interspecies aggression (killed while fighting another panther), but confirmation is pending necropsy results. Both carcasses are currently stored at the FWC Field Office in Naples and will be transported to the FWC Wildlife Research Lab in Gainesville for necropsy. These two deaths bring current totals to 33 Florida panther mortalities and 25 road mortalities for 2014. This information is being provided as required by Section 2(d) of the Endangered Species Cooperative Agreement between the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). It is not intended as a News Release. All information should be considered “pending” until all necropsy results and tests are finalized. Date PantherID Sex Age Location Cause Type Year NAD83E NAD83N 1/2/2014 UCFP203 M 2-3 I-75 near MM 111, Collier County Vehicle DEATH 2014 425824 2904812 1/4/2014 FP223 M 2yr 8mo. Private Land, Hendry County Pneumonia DEATH 2014 497317 2936256 1/22/2014 UCFP204 M 1.5 SR 29, Owl Hammock Curve, Collier County Vehicle DEATH 2014 465702 2915370 1/24/2014 FP175 F 6.5 BCNP Addition Lands, Collier County Peritonitis (aborted fetus found next to carcass) DEATH 2014 490010 2900371 3/1/2014 UCFP206 M 3yrs SR80, Lee/Hendry Co line Vehicle DEATH 2014 444727 2954399 3/8/2014 UCFP207 M 1.5 yrs CR 833, Hendry County Vehicle DEATH 2014 487856 2926537 3/17/2014 FP228 M 4 yrs Everglades/Francis Taylor WMA, Broward Co. Vehicle DEATH 2014 522860 2911902 3/29/2014 UCFP208 U 2 yrs Concho Billy Trail, SBCNP Intraspecific Aggression DEATH 2014 480614 2874058 4/3/2014 UCFP209 M 3-5 yrs CR 833, just S of CR 832, Hendry County Vehicle DEATH 2014 487315 2942739 4/8/2014 UCFP210 M 2-3 CR 846, 6 miles E of Immokalee, Collier County Vehicle DEATH 2014 469644 2922475 4/11/2014 UCFP211 M 8-10 mos.
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