A first-generation Florida rancher spent years saving to buy 660 acres; he is now protecting it for panthers and snakes
- Image Credit: Florida Conservation groupA 660-acre working ranch in Florida’s Peace River Valley will now remain protected for generations, preserving a landscape where agriculture, water and wildlife exist side by side.
- The Ludwig property in Hardee County sits along Brushy Creek, west of the Peace River, and contains grasslands, hardwood forests, wetlands and other important natural areas.
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- Image Credit: Florida Conservation groupA 660-acre working ranch in Florida’s Peace River Valley will now remain protected for generations, preserving a landscape where agriculture, water and wildlife exist side by side.
- The Ludwig property in Hardee County sits along Brushy Creek, west of the Peace River, and contains grasslands, hardwood forests, wetlands and other important natural areas.
Sources: Times of India