The Florida Wildlife Corridor project relies on and continues the decades of work by numerous scientists and conservation organizations that determined the need for landscape-scale conservation approaches, and specifically corridors, as a way to address habitat loss and fragmentation across Florida. These decades long efforts brought into play the right combination of people, need, and opportunity, resulting in arguably the most ambitious landscape conservation plan of any U.S. state. Join us to hear about how the Florida Wildlife Corridor Coalition has worked to make this vision for connected conservations areas a reality.

REGISTRATION - FMNP Festival: Celebrate the FMNP’s 20th Anniversary Online and In-Person - UF/IFAS Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Department (ufl.edu)