28. Ocala to Osceola (O2O) Corridor | Susan Carr, North Florida Land Trust

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This was an exciting encounter near our Little Rain Lake Preserve in Clay county. Our land manager, Matt Greene, was present during this encounter while on a Christmas Bird Count with a group. Matt mentioned this is the largest Florida black bear he has encountered. Florida black bear presence is apparent in this area, that is why it is important to save land, like Little Rain Lake Preserve, that creates corridors for these animals to roam. ?: Kelly O'Connor . . . #northfloridawild #claycounty #floridablackbear #igersjax #o2owildlifecorridor #news4jax #nflt #northfloridalandtrust #landconservation

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Show Notes:
+North Florida Land Trust
+Ocala to Osceola Corridor
+$3.5 Million Allocated To Protect Ocala To Osceola Wildlife Corridor via WJCT
+North Florida Land Trust, partners focus on creating Ocala to Osceola wildlife corridor via the Florida Times-Union
+Building the Ocala to Osceola Wildlife Corridor via Morning Ag Clips
+Keeping Florida Wildlife Connected: Ocala to Osceola Corridor via NetGen Scientist on YouTube
+Ocala to Osceola via Conservation Florida
+Osceola County Commission approves next step for road through Split Oak via Osceola News-Gazette