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Habitat and species loss is a major challenge in Southern California.
In fact, Southern California has been identified as one of eight “hot spots” worldwide where species loss is occurring at unprecedented rates. Many of the plant and animal communities here rank as some of the most threatened in the world.

According to a nationwide survey of biologists by the American Museum of National History, “seven out of ten biologists believe that we are in the midst of a mass extinction of living things, and that this loss of species will pose a major threat to human existence in the next century.”

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It’s easy to understand why Florida is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the United States. The sun shines over 300 days each year and the weather is almost perfect the whole year round. Sometimes, however, temperatures have been known to drop into the low 30s during winter months, but it’s rare and doesn’t really detract from so many nice warm days year round.

Florida is officially known as the “Sunshine State.” Florida boasts over 600 miles of beaches and well over 10,000 miles of streams, waterways, and rivers.

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