Governor DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet have approved conservation acquisitions within several Florida Forever projects so far this year adding up to more than 14,000 of newly protected habitat. 8,000 of those acres are within the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
The blog series, “A View from the other side of the Lens,” reached its conclusion in mid-January 2013. LINC would like to thank the 14 photographers who donated their work and time [...]
“In 1971, there was a void to fill; ecology was just becoming a common term. It was imperative that we put together the Quest Foundation to support photographic arts and educate the [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer John J. Lopinot documented the Fisheating Creek Ecosystem. Coming from a background in photojournalism, Critical Linkages Photographer John J. Lopinot now struggles with the same overarching issue [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer Jason Hahn in his kayak. Jason photographed the Ranch Reserve as his Critical Linkages assignment. Born and raised in Thurmont, Maryland, Critical Linkages Photographer Jason Hahn grew [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer Daniel Ewert covered the Raiford Osceola Greenway as his Critical Linkages assignment. Ansel Adams once said: “A great photograph is one that fully expresses what one feels, [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer Jeff Ripple poses next to his work. Jeff Ripple documented the Pine Island Slough Ecosystem for LINC's Critical Linkages Project. A native of Florida’s Fort Lauderdale, Critical [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer Carlton Ward, as seen by Joe Guthrie on the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition. “There are two untold stories of Florida, that of the black bear and that [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer David Moynahan uses his experience with capturing images of marine specimens, to photograph this spider. A sculptor, a painter, a marine biologist, a doctor, a father, a [...]
Critical Linkages Photographer Will Dickey is a staff photographer for the Florida Times-Union newspaper and a contributor to many conservation projects. Thomas Creek, a section of the Northeast Florida Timberlands [...]