Jan. 27: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has Python Patrol training for people interested in learning about Burmese pythons and how to identify, report and safely capture the invasive snakes from 1-4 p.m. Jan. 27 at Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, 10216 Lee Rd., Boynton Beach
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.Jan. 11: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has Python Patrol training for people interested in learning about Burmese pythons and how to identify, report and safely capture the invasive snakes from 10 a.m.-noon at Oak Ridge Hall at Tree Tops Park, 3900 SW 100th Ave., Davie. To register, visit myfwc.com/python.
Jan. 11: Miramar Pineland, 3600 S. University Dr., Miramar, will offer twice-monthly Sunset Nature Walks for ages 6 and up from 5:30-7 p.m. The first walk focuses on birds and their homes. Cost is $3 per person. To register call the park at 954-357-8776. Other walks are Feb. 4 and 8, March 4 and 8, April 8 and 12, May 6 and 10, and June 3 and 7.
Jan. 16-17: The second tournament in the Quest for the Crest sailfish series is the new Sailfish 400 in Miami. Visit bluewatermovements.com.
Jan. 17: The second annual Channing Crowder’s Bass Fishing Tournament out of Everglades Holiday Park. The weigh-in party, featuring food, live entertainment and live and silent auctions and raffles, is at Ron Bergeron’s Green Glades Ranch in Weston, where the top team will receive a check for $10,000. Proceeds of the tournament hosted by Crowder, a former Miami Dolphins linebacker and WQAM radio personality, benefit the NFL YET Lester H. White Boys & Girls Club. Entry fee is $125 per angler. Entry fees start at $2,500 to fish with an FLW pro or a former Dolphins player. Contact Kacee Reid at 954-537-1010 ext. 226 or [email protected] or visit ccbasstournament.com.
Jan. 17: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has Python Patrol training for people interested in learning about Burmese pythons and how to identify, report and safely capture the invasive snakes from 10 a.m.-noon at the FWC Regional Office at 8535 Northlake Blvd., West Palm Beach. To register, visit myfwc.com/python.
Jan. 17: Everglades National Park has Big Day Birding Adventure, where the public helps count birds within the park’s varied habitats. Meet at the Anhinga Trail parking area at 8 a.m. Be prepared to drive your car more than 40 miles to Flamingo, stopping at points of interest along the main park road. Some walking is involved. Additional counts are Jan. 31, Feb. 14 and 28, and March 14 and 28. Call Christi Carmichael at 239-695-3092.
Jan. 25: Last day of duck season.
Jan. 31: Everglades National Park has Big Day Birding Adventure, where the public helps count birds within the park’s varied habitats. Meet at the Anhinga Trail parking area at 8 a.m. Be prepared to drive your car more than 40 miles to Flamingo, stopping at points of interest along the main park road. Some walking is involved. Additional counts are Feb. 14 and 28, and March 14 and 28. Call Christi Carmichael at 239-695-3092.
Jan. 31-Feb. 1: Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days for ages 15 and younger while supervised by an adult 18 or older. Visit myfwc.com/hunting/regulations/birds.
Feb. 1: The second King of the Glades Open Team Bass Series qualifier tournament out of Everglades Holiday Park. Entry fee is $75 per team. Call Mike Lendl at 954-393-5596 or visit kingoftheglades.com.
Feb. 1: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has Python Patrol training for people interested in learning about Burmese pythons and how to identify, report and safely capture the invasive snakes from 10 a.m.-noon at the FWC Regional Office at 8535 Northlake Blvd., West Palm Beach. To register, visit myfwc.com/python.
Feb. 8: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has Python Patrol training for people interested in learning about Burmese pythons and how to identify, report and safely capture the invasive snakes from 10 a.m.-noon at Oak Ridge Hall at Tree Tops Park, 3900 SW 100th Ave., Davie. To register, visit myfwc.com/python.
Feb. 14: Everglades National Park has Big Day Birding Adventure, where the public helps count birds within the park’s varied habitats. Meet at the Anhinga Trail parking area at 8 a.m. Be prepared to drive your car more than 40 miles to Flamingo, stopping at points of interest along the main park road. Some walking is involved. Additional counts are Feb. 28, and March 14 and 28. Call Christi Carmichael at 239-695-3092.