Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers are expressing concerns about their preparedness to make immigration arrests, according to body camera footage WPTV obtained. The footage from August shows a FWC officer conducting a routine fishing inspection, then detaining five undocumented migrants. It’s one of the first times we’ve seen state law enforcement perform immigration enforcement on camera, a new part of their job after Gov. Ron DeSantis required state agencies to enter in

MyFWC Florida Fish and Wildlife on Reels

41K views · 426 reactions | Living with Alligators Alligators are...

20K views · 274 reactions | Planning to paddle the summer away this...

104K views · 323 reactions | Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials are searching along Peace River for 58-year-old Benton Dwayne Lindsey Sr., who went missing after falling out of an airboat in Arcadia. | Gulf Coast News | Facebook

31M views · 84K reactions | The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission does a wide variety of good, and in this video, you’ll see the FWC release a Florida Panther back into the wild. The Panther had been hit by a vehicle and spent time recovering at Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens. As you can see, this endangered Florida panther recovered and was excited to run back into the wild! #FloridaPanther | Positively Osceola | Facebook

UPDATE! Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said it may have found the mother of this bear cub that was rescued from a 285-acre brush fire in Lake County. Here's more about the cub named 'Smokey Junior': http://at.wftv.com/1qwNc5K | WFTV Channel 9