The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is a state agency responsible for managing Florida's fish and wildlife resources. Established in 1999, the FWC oversees the conservation of various species, habitats, and ecosystems across the state. Its mission includes protecting wildlife, promoting sustainable fishing, and ensuring the health of Florida's natural resources. The FWC also conducts research, enforces wildlife laws, and provides educational programs to the public. It collaborates with other organizations and stakeholders to address environmental challenges and enhance recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. Through these efforts, the FWC aims to preserve Florida's unique biodiversity for future generations.