Conservation Florida Named "Best of Florida 2024" by Guide to Florida
Honored as Best Charitable Organization for Outstanding Contributions to Land Conservation
ORLANDO, Fla. (Sept. 3, 2024) — Conservation Florida, a leading nonprofit land conservancy dedicated to protecting Florida’s water, wildlife, and wild places, has been named this year’s “Best of Florida” in the Charitable Organization category by the Guide to Florida.
The Guide to Florida’s "Best of Florida" awards celebrate excellence across a range of industries, from hospitality and entertainment to philanthropy. Conservation Florida's selection as the top charitable organization reflects the significant impact it has made in conserving vital lands for future generations. Voted on by Floridians, the Best of Florida awards the best products and services in the state.
"We are deeply honored to be recognized as Best Charitable Organization in Florida," said Conservation Florida CEO Traci Deen. "This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, our partners, and the supporters who share our vision of a wild and beautiful Florida. It inspires us to continue our mission with even greater passion and resolve."
Since its inception, Conservation Florida has conserved more than 35,000 acres of Florida’s wild and working lands, including habitats critical for endangered species such as the Florida panther and the gopher tortoise. The organization’s efforts ensure that these lands remain wild, safeguarding water resources, wildlife habitats, and natural heritage for generations to come.
For more information, contact:
Sarah Shepard, Communications Director
About Conservation Florida
Conservation Florida is an accredited, nonprofit land conservancy dedicated to conserving the Sunshine State’s water, wildlife, wild places, and connecting a functional Florida Wildlife Corridor. Since its founding in 1999, Conservation Florida has saved more than 35,000 acres, serving all 67 counties in Florida, by prioritizing strategic and evidence-based land protection, education, and advocacy.
For more information, visit www.conservationfla.org and follow us on social media @conservationflorida.