(May 3, 2022) The Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation is now accepting applications for its Accelerating Connections Award, which will award up to $2 million in grants for innovative projects to protect [...]
Orlando, FL - (April 15, 2022) On Thursday, the Florida Wildlife Corridor Summit closed after three days of discussions, collaboration and problem-solving all geared toward preserving the Florida Wildlife Corridor for generations [...]
The Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation will host its first-ever multi-day Summit April 12-14, 2022. This three-day, invitation-only event will welcome leaders in conservation and business from around the state for a [...]
Land parcels to be conserved through Florida Wildlife Corridor Act will preserve crucial linkages in the Corridor March 30, 2022 – Yesterday at the Florida Cabinet meeting, seven parcels of [...]
The Florida cowboy is a dying breed, but we need them to survive to keep Florida healthy. Driving the news: Environmentalists want to help cattle ranchers preserve their swaths of land and [...]
Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet approved seven Florida Forever land acquisitions and conservation easements that will protect Florida’s fragile natural environments in Hardee, Hendry, Indian River, Leon, Okeechobee, and Santa [...]
Totaling nearly 20,000 Acres, land parcels will preserve key links in the Florida Wildlife Corridor Approval comes after the first Cabinet Meeting following the passage of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act [...]
Expertise and advocacy add to Corridor Coalition’s proud record of combining conservation science with compelling imagery and storytelling Jason Lauritsen promoted to Chief Conservation Officer ST PETERSBURG, Fla. – [...]
The Florida Wildlife Corridor Coalition Applauds Governor DeSantis and the Florida Legislature for Signing the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act into Law Landmark Legislation takes first key step toward creating connected Corridor across [...]
Governor DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet have approved conservation acquisitions within several Florida Forever projects so far this year adding up to more than 14,000 of newly protected habitat. 8,000 of those acres are within the Florida Wildlife Corridor.