“Training class Monday held by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in the Everglades.” Image credit: Miami Herald , Tim Chapman of Herald staff. South Florida didn’t have to wait for a climate disaster - months of disastrously cold weather which killed native fish, wildlife, and crops - to be inundated with

unpleasantness. They were already crawling with Burmese or Indian python; reticulated python; northern and southern African rock python; amethystine or scrub python; gr… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Organized South Florida Invasive Reptile Hunt: For The Cost Of A License And A $26 Permit