How can a brand save state land? Conservation Florida and Orlando-based artisans, Freehand Goods and Veronica Steiner, share state pride and a common goal.

Today is the first day of summer. For most Floridians, including us, that comes with an intense sense of nostalgia - time spent reminiscing over the summers of our youth. From the subtropical hammocks to the sandhills to the swamps, Florida is one of a kind. Florida is wild. And we intend to keep it that way.

A private property spanning more than 23,000 acres of natural land cover and pine silviculture in Florida is on the path to permanent protection, where it could help shape the future of the Florida Wildlife Corridor.

Conservation Florida hired Sarah McKenna, Chelsea Noble, and Julie Burford to conserve Florida, save land, and protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor.

Conservation Florida and partners welcomed White House CEQ Chair Brenda Mallory following the announcement of the America the Beautiful Challenge on Avon Park Air Force Range Sentinel Landscape tour led by the Department of Defense.

Conservation Florida welcome three new members to its board of directors and elects new executive committee. Conservation Florida is rapidly expanding its team to protect more wildly beautiful Florida land.

The designation of the Northwest Florida Sentinel Landscape means increased support for land conservation in the panhandle. Conservation Florida is now doubling its efforts in the region, building stronger partnerships, and initiating new land protection projects with an emphasis on connectivity.

Conservation Florida hired Jeff Ulmer and Erin Corry to fill two new positions that will strengthen the land conservancy's reach, capabilities, and expertise.

During the 2022 legislative session, Conservation Florida proudly co-hosted our first legislative reception in the Capitol Building. The special event marked the tremendous achievements of Florida’s conservation community. With our partners, friends, and state leaders, we celebrated Florida’s land conservation past, present, and future. It was a celebration of Wild Florida and the role we all play in its protection.

Conservation Florida has moved its headquarters from Gainesville to Orlando. Its new address is 37 N Orange Avenue, Suite 323, Orlando, Florida 32801.

A new partnership between Conservation Florida and Duke Energy shines a light on Florida’s native plants and animals in a series of educational, interactive events for Floridians of all ages and backgrounds.

Working together with Conservation Florida, Dan and Marcia Welch are planning to generously donate a 500-acre conservation easement in Polk County.