Nicholas Conzone is a Florida-based wildlife photographer and photojournalist whose work explores conservation, scientific research, and the unique ecosystems of the American Southeast. His photography has been published by National Geographic, BBC Wildlife Magazine, The Guardian, and other outlets. An Eagle Scout, diver, and outdoor educator, he is dedicated to telling stories that connect people with the natural world and the challenges it faces.
As Florida’s human population booms, a lucrative cottage industry has sprung up: moving gopher tortoises away from new developments. What does it mean for the reptiles?