Rare Florida Bristle Fern Now Has 4000 Acres Designated Critical Habitat in Sumter and Miami-Dade Counties

The rare and endangered Florida bristle fern is now a designated critical habitat of more than 4000 acres. The protected parcel is located in Sumter and Miami-Dade Counties.

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