American Cougar Panther

Restoration Project

American Cougar Panther

Restoration Project

Our Mission Statement:

Our mission is to diligently establish crucial support and execute effective tactics that contribute to the triumphant recovery of the Florida Panther and Cougar populations within their original habitats across the Southeast Midwest and Eastern and North Eastern United States.

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Restoration of a key native predator to the Eastern landscape.

As an intrinsic part of the ecosystem, will help us better manage Deer populations by removing diseased animals from the population. Based on published research and to help control invasive feral pig populations which have devastating impacts to natural communities across the United States. In some situations reducing human vehicular collisions by reducing the prey species on grassy highway right of ways according to previous documented research.

In a striking parallel to the conservation legacy of President Theodore Roosevelt, our current President, Donald Trump, has the potential to become a key figure in the protection of our nation’s wildlife. Roosevelt, known as a great lover of the outdoors and an avid hunter, was instrumental in creating numerous national parks and reserves to safeguard America’s natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Similarly, President Trump, could leave an indelible mark on the annals of conservation by stepping in to save the Florida Panthers and Eastern Cougar, by establishing habitats from the states east of the Mississippi all the way to the Canadian border. In doing so, to start he would need to challenge the stances of two key organizations: the US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFW) and the Florida Wildlife Commission (FWC). Both organizations have termed the issue controversial, with the latter often sidestepping the topic. This is a call for President Trump to stir these stagnant waters in favor of conservation and protection of our diverse wildlife.

A MUST READ:

How panthers and cougars affect chronic wasting disease and benefit states that have CWD.

For information or to support our cause, call 352-207-1709 or send an email to acprp@mindspring.com.

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