Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Nonnative Fish and Wildlife Program Shares Efforts to Protect Florida’s Ecology

Get ready for a riveting dive into Florida’s wildest ecosystems as The Emerson Center welcomes Danielle Montesdeoca, Education and Outreach Coordinator for the Nonnative Fish and Wildlife Program at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Montesdeoca’s presentation will reveal the focused efforts to protect Florida’s ecosystems from invasive species and the innovative strategies in place to manage this ongoing challenge. In this captivating talk, Montesdeoca will guide the audience through the fascinating work of the FWC, showcasing the methods used to control invasive species that threaten Florida's delicate natural balance. Attendees will learn how the FWC’s multi-faceted strategies help protect wildlife, preserve biodiversity, and maintain the health of Florida’s unique environment.

Doors open one hour prior to the lecture. Lecture is Free to public