Our entire family loves this podcast! We are so glad we recently found it and can't wait to listen to previously released episodes.

Nice to see a person actually applying thinking to ideas and not just rambling about the podcasters own perspective. I also appreciate the care about the environment. Overall worth a listen.

What makes this podcast stand out is its ability to take complex environmental issues and make them accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned conservationist or just starting to care about Florida’s wildlife, you’ll find the content engaging and informative. The host is passionate and knowledgeable, fostering a sense of urgency around conservation while also offering practical solutions that everyday people can implement to protect Florida’s natural treasures.

Hunting, fishing, camping, trail running, bird watching, mountain biking, kayaking you name it. If it’s outdoors related I’m into it. As an avid outdoorsman and native Floridian I feel deeply connected to our green spaces and trying protect them. There’s a reason I live just minutes from several WMA, WEAs and preserves right here in north Hernando County on the edge of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. I listen to several hunting podcasts that do a good job covering conservation but I’ve always wanted a podcast that was only about conservation in Florida and went more in depth. There’s other nature podcast in Florida but this definitely seems like the most conservation oriented podcast. Love it! Keep them coming! #SaveTheNatureCoast

I love learning more about my state. I’m a regular listener of the Adventure Sports Podcast, and I think it’s really cool that Mason started this series.

Such a great resource for individuals wanting to dive deeper into the things going on in the conservation space in Florida! Highly recommend!!

Hey Mason You and Miri did a great job pointing out what a beautiful place Myakka State Park is however there was no mention of what terribly wrong with the park. I’ve been going to the park for over 50 yrs. My mom has been going there since the 1940s. When we were kids we would wade fish across lower and upper lake and catch Bass. The water was crystal clear. Now with all the herbicide being sprayed the lake is a big muddy puddle. Instead of Bass you catch Talapia. All of that gets carried down river into Charlotte Harbor. All for $$$. I think it got worse when they put outboards on their airboats. Outboards don’t like vegetation. There’s lots of cool history related to the part too. Look up Baby Snooks and Allen Crowley. Don’t get me wrong, the podcast is great but we can’t turn a blind eye to what’s going on in this state.

I’m so excited for the next episodes! Growing up in Florida, I never really appreciated the wealth of natural landscapes around me. As an adult, I’m way more appreciative of my surroundings but it’s great to learn more about HOW these gorgeous places came to exist and what we are doing and can keep doing to protect them. #stayhereforever

As a state Florida has had a very unique history since before it was discovered. In my opinion a much more interesting start than the rest of the states in our country. A majority of that history has been how people have been abusing and changing the land to fit their needs. But during all this change and history Cowboys and Florida crackers have been a strong hold and strong proponent for keeping Florida wild. It’s one of the few industries that are a benefit to nature and the first episode that Mason takes us on let’s us hear about how modern Florida rangers are still so closely tied to the conservation of Florida. Thank you Mason for creating a podcast on such an important topic!