TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Time for something good for the environment.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) recognized landowners across the panhandle for their conservation efforts, including one in the Big Bend.
More good news:
The FWC says these landowners have implemented a variety of conservation practices to restore and enhance wildlife habitat on their property for both game and non-game wildlife species.
Charles Livingston of Gadsden County with Crossbow Land Company LLC was among the seven landowners recognized as part of the Wildlife Habitat Recognition Program.
WCTV’s Something Good sponsored by First Florida Credit Union(WCTV/First Florida Credit Union)
Other landowners recognized were:
Steve and Susan Roeser of Holmes County with The Woodland Springs FarmGary Breilmayer and Family of Okaloosa County with Good-Mayer LLCCalvin Robinson of Okaloosa County with The Fleming Creek FarmEdwin Henry of Okaloosa County with the Welannee Plantation Brett Wilson and Family of Walton County with Limestone Creek FarmsGary Johnson and Family of Walton County with Square-J Farm
All those recognized received signs to display on their property to mark the work they have done.
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