The meeting began a day after a deadly gator attack in Florida.
The two-day Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission meeting began Tuesday, a day after an 85-year-old woman, identified by officials as Gloria Serge, was killed by a nearly 11-foot alligator while walking her dog beside a body of water in her Fort Pierce community.News4JAX spoke with Wilson on Tuesday at the FWC meeting. She was there for the report on the, which addresses alligator threats while also trying to protect where they live.
During the comment section, many trappers spoke about other problems with the program, while Wilson talked about how she would like the program to do more with safety.
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