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Governor and Cabinet Approve Funding for Conservation Florida's Lightsey Family Ranch Project
Conservation Florida and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection move forward the conservation of 1285 acres in the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Conservation Florida Permanently Protects 458 Acres in the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Couple’s conservation easement donation protects land and leaves legacy.
2,172-acre Sampala Lake landscape now protected
2,172 acres are now permanently protected thanks to funding from the Rural and Family Lands Protection Program with help from Conservation Florida. The Sampala Lake land conservation project encompasses Sampala Lake (a 115-acre, spring-fed lake that forms the headwaters of the Econfina River) and provides aquifer recharge benefits, supports agriculture, and extends wildlife corridors. Photo credit: Randy Batista
A small but mighty win for conservation
A protected property no bigger than a quarter of an acre could help turn the tides for a critically endangered Florida plant thanks to a joint effort by Conservation Florida, the Florida Native Plant Society, and the Putnam Land Conservancy.