Advancing Conservation in Florida through Transfer of Development Rights

This project will study how counties across Florida use Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) programs to protect land while guiding growth. By updating a statewide inventory and identifying what makes certain programs successful, the project will offer practical recommendations to help communities use TDR tools to conserve wildlife habitat, strengthen coastal resilience, and support sustainable land use.

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Grants at Work: Connecting Inner City Youth to the Outdoors Through Hunting Education

Florida’s wildlife depends on thoughtful management and a deep understanding of how land, animals, and people are connected. Hunting plays

Flashback Florida: The Hidden History of Florida’s Reefs

Long before artificial reefs were carefully planned and deployed, Florida’s coastline was mapped by nature itself. In 1856 a detailed

Grants at Work: Restoring Mangroves and Seagrass in Jupiter Narrows

Florida’s coastal ecosystems depend on a delicate balance. Mangroves stabilize shorelines, protect communities from storms, and provide critical habitat for

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