ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月1日 08時15分
Photo by @CarltonWard | The cowboy image means different things to different people. For me, living in working in Florida, the first place in America to receive cattle from Spain in 1521, cattlemen and cattlewomen are heroes and keepers of the last frontier for large landscape conservation in the east. Millions of acres of rangelands, particularly in south-central Florida, make up nearly half of the Florida Wildlife Corridor which keeps the vast public lands of the southern Everglades connected to the rest of the state and country. Suburban sprawl in Florida is consuming ranches and farms at a rate of 100,000 acres per year to accommodate 1,000 new residents who move here every day. Ranchers committed to their land and heritage are our best defense against development, and investing in conservation easements is the best thing we can do to protect ranches, sustain the Everglades headwaters and save the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Bears and panthers need these ranches for their survival and so do people. And cattlemen and cattlewomen here are the reason we still have a chance. In this photo, @LaurentLollis steers a herd of original Spanish cracker cattle though a native pasture at dawn at Buck Island Ranch -- a key piece of the #FloridaWildifeCorridor managed by @ArchboldStation. Part of my #PathofthePanther with @InsideNatGeo #lastfrontier #ranch #Everglades #headwaters #conservation
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