Chad is curious to learn more about the Florida Wildlife Corridor. He meets up with conservation photographer Carlton Ward Jr to see firsthand how he uses camera traps to photograph wildlife.
Chad is seeking answers to how we can protect our most natural resource - water. After witnessing the 2018 algae bloom firsthand, it was evident that action must be taken to restore our waterways.
Chad questions who some of the major stakeholders are who own large areas of land in our state. Cattle rancher Matt Pearce shows Chad how this way of life is protecting water and wildlife.
Chad is eager to find out how Florida's growing population is going to affect our land, our wildlife, and our quality of life. He learns how the Florida 2070 Report predicts our future growth and what we can do about it.
Chad fully immerses himself in the world of coastal restoration. He dives in with a coral restoration group who is working hard to bring back our coral reef system throughout the Keys.
Chad is on a mission to learn how agencies are working hard to protect and manage our wildlife. He rides along with bear biologist Mike Orlando to trap and relocate a Florida black bear.
