Make a Difference in Florida
The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. For more than 56 years, we've been working in Florida to do just that. The Nature Conservancy owns and manages approximately 55,159 acres in Florida including four preserves that are open to the public.
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Effective Forest Management Saves Research Station from Oregon’s Bootleg Fire
A call for help went out to TNC’s expert fire managers all over the country to assist with saving Oregon's Sycan Marsh Preserve. North Florida program manager and 20-year fire practitioner David Printiss assisted with firefighting efforts.
Press Release
Oyster Reef Construction Begins
TNC and partners begin oyster reef construction in Pensacola's East and Blackwater Bays to help restore oysters to the region. This is the largest scale estuarine habitat restoration undertaken by TNC in Florida.
CONSERVATION UPDATES
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Why Are Mangroves Important?
Mangrove forests protect Florida's coast from storm surges & erosion, and provide space for wildlife & recreation. We're restoring mangroves for all to enjoy.
Conservation Update
Florida Eastern Indigo Snakes
The rare Eastern indigo snake is being reintroduced at our Apalachicola Bluffs Preserve. This non-venomous snake plays a vital role in longleaf pine forests.
Program Overview
Protecting Florida's Fresh Water
Our vision for conserving Florida’s freshwater is simple and ambitious: Ensure enough clean water for people and nature. Learn about our strategies.
Program Overview
Stopping the Spread of Florida Invasive Species
TNC and partners are taking an active role in combating the serious threats posed to Florida’s lands and waters by non-native, invasive species.
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For more than 56 years, The Nature Conservancy has worked to protect lands and waters in Florida. TNC manages approximately 55,159 acres in the state including four preserves.