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Photo by @carltonward This aerial photo shows men and women on horseback, bringing cattle into pens for sorting at Buck Island Ranch in Florida’s northern Everglades. If you look closely you can also see cow dogs at work. Florida cattle are brought briefly into pens two or three times per year. Otherwise they live in low densities among seminative pastures and woodlands, typically less than one cow per five acres. While livestock are a major cause of deforestation and environmental degradation in parts of the world, cattle ranches in Florida are currently protecting some of the best remaining wildlife habitat from more intensive agriculture and suburban development. In fact, there is no path for the recovery of the endangered Florida panther, which needs to expand its territory, without the conservation of Florida ranches. Buck Island Ranch is also a research ranch, owned and operated by Archbold Biological Station. Shot for the @PathofthePanther project with @insidenatgeo. Check out @carltonward to see drone video from this same scene and @archboldstation to learn more. @flcattlemen @fl_wildcorridor #ranch #cattle #aerial

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