National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月6日 07時35分

Photos by @CarltonWard >> Natural beauty is often closer than you think. That can be a resource for adventurous people but not always good for nature. I photographed this large cypress tree in the Reedy Creek Swamp during the @FL_WildCorridor Expedition that ended on Earth Day. This scene was wild but intense development was less than a mile away. Our purpose was to explore one of the last remaining wildlife corridors connecting the Everglades north to the rest of Florida and the US across Interstate 4 — the most dangerous road in America that is funneling development outward from Orlando and threatening to cut the state of Florida in half. I hope more of Florida’s 21 million residents and 100 million annual visitor will enjoy the impressive network of parks and trails hiding in plain sight of the amusement parks while helping inspire lawmakers to protect wildlife corridors before it’s too late. Please follow @CarltonWard for more of my #PathofthePanther project with @ナショナルジオグラフィック. #FloridaWild #KeepFLWild #Heartland2Headwaters. With @mallorydimmitt @joeguthrie8 @danny_schmidt and @implementproductions.

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