Habitat loss and vehicle strikes are among the of the leading causes of death for Florida panthers. With fewer than 200 adult Florida panthers left in the wild, we must do all that we can to protect them. That's why we're fighting against a massive development project that was approved within the panthers’ occupied breeding habitat and just a few miles from the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. “Our state’s struggling panthers depend on a thriving southwest Florida population and the ability to expand northward, which are both threatened by this development,” said the Center’s Jason Totoiu. 📹: Courtesy of Tom Mortenson [Video description: A trail camera captures two Florida panthers walking through grass at night. The second panther gives the camera a quick sniff.] #FloridaPanther #FlordiaWildlife #EndangeredSpecies #WildlifeConservation #HabitatLoss