Conservation Florida , in partnership with FDEP, is excited to announce the permanent protection of Lightsey Family Ranch, 1,285 vital Highlands County acres within the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Surrounded on all sides by conserved lands, this property remained a critical conservation focus point to ensure an interconnected landscape for wildlife like the Florida panther and black bear, while also further protecting Fisheating Creek.
Read MoreConservation Florida, the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation and Wildpath — dynamic leaders in conservation — gathered in the Florida State Capitol to host the inaugural Florida Wildlife Corridor Day and the third Wild Florida Legislative Reception.
Read MoreThe National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awarded the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS), Archbold Biological Station and Conservation Florida, roughly $1.4 million in grant funding for a groundbreaking collaborative project to enhance wildlife habitat in the Northern Everglades as part of the America the Beautiful Challenge.
Read MoreConservation Florida and the Florida Cattlemen's Association are proud to announce a partnership aimed to shine light on the crucial role ranchers play in Florida conservation efforts.
Read MoreProtect Our Paradise: presented by Conservation Florida is now streaming worldwide on the Discover Florida Channel. This thrilling docuseries explores the wild, wonderful places of our vast state and the factors threatening their very existence.
Read MoreConservation Florida, a dynamic leader in statewide land conservation, in partnership with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Defense (DOD), has permanently conserved the 2,526-acre Role Tran property (previously known as Triple Diamond Ranch) in Okeechobee County.
Read MoreOver 11,000 acres of agricultural land that will add to the protection of a functional Florida Wildlife Corridor are on the path to protection.
Read MoreThis extraordinary conservation protects some of the last undeveloped land along Rainbow River and makes critical connection in the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Read MoreConservation Florida is hosting its annual Wild Florida 5K to raise money that will help us support our work all across the state protecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Read MoreProtect Our Paradise, presented by Conservation Florida, an exciting new original docuseries, explores Florida’s wild, wonderful places and examines environmental issues that threaten their existence.
Read MoreConservation Florida and the City of Delray Beach have permanently protected 1.5 acres thanks to a generous donation from a local family with long ties to protecting natural places.
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