FL S1414

Expands harassment protections for hunters, trappers, and fishers to cover all public lands, public/private wildlife and fish management areas, and public waters (previously limited to state-owned water bodies)

Increases the number of free fishing days the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission may designate from 4 to 6 consecutive or nonconsecutive days per year for both freshwater and saltwater fishing

Prohibits keeping, possessing, importing, selling, bartering, trading, or breeding green iguanas and tegu lizards (genera Salvator and Tupinambis), except for educational, research, or eradication/control purposes

Allows persons, firms, or corporations holding valid captive wildlife class III exhibition or sale licenses as of January 1, 2020, with documented iguana or tegu inventory, to continue commercial operations but must sell only outside Florida and cannot import these species

Requires the commission to adopt rules addressing reporting requirements, biosecurity measures to prevent escape, and grandfathering provisions for current owners who don't meet commercial license requirements