Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
Law EnforcementFlorida, United States1001-5000 Employees
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is a state agency charged with managing Florida's fish and wildlife resources for their long-term health and the public's benefit. Its workforce includes sworn law enforcement officers and other staff who work to protect, monitor, and manage wildlife and fish across the state's varied habitats. The commission's mission is to balance wildlife needs with those of Florida's residents and visitors. It is based in Tallahassee, Florida, and originated on July 1, 1999, through a constitutional amendment that consolidated several former agencies. As a law-enforcement-led conservation body, its primary constituencies include Florida residents, outdoor enthusiasts, and local communities affected by wildlife and habitat management. In June 2026, the agency announced its participation in the Florida Python Challenge—a 10-day effort planned for July 2026 to support the safe and humane removal of nonnative Burmese pythons from designated public lands.
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