National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 6月25日 11時47分
Photo by @CarltonWard | This photo shows Eglin Air Force Base in Florida the panhandle which the centerpiece of the largest connected corridor of longleaf forest left on the planet. We hiked through Eglin on Day 63 of the 2015 Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition. Partnerships here between public agencies and private landowners offer great hope for restoring one of the most biologically diverse habitats in America, and providing a proving ground for the Half Earth, a model which seeks to protect half the planet to achieve a sustainable balance for humanity and nature. We need to invest in buying more conservation easements and public acquisitions if there is any hope to keep North Florida’s wilderness areas connected to the Everglades in the south. In between, some of America’s most rapidly sprawling development threatens to sever the Florida Wildlife Corridor that still keeps wild Florida connected. Please see the link in my profile for today’s editorial and photo essay about this topic. Please connect with @CarltonWard to follow my #PathofthePanther project with @ナショナルジオグラフィック. @insidenatgeo @natgeocreative @fl_wildcorridor #floridawild #pathofthepanther #keepflwild #forest #sunrise #conservation
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