The Last Chance for the Cedar Key Mole Skink?

This project partners FWC and UF to study the ecology and conservation status of the Cedar Key mole skink, a coastal lizard threatened by severe habitat loss and recent hurricane damage. The research will fill critical knowledge gaps needed to guide future management and protect this newly proposed endangered species.

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Introducing Florida’s Coastal Corridor

Florida's identity is inseparable from the water. From the emerald waters of the Panhandle to the coral reefs of the

Partnership Helps Restore Underwater Habitat in the St. Johns River

Healthy rivers depend on healthy underwater habitats. Thanks to a new partnership with JAXPORT, our Foundation, and the Florida Fish

Painting a Wilder World

For Michelle Casale, art and conservation are inseparable. A Florida-based contemporary painter, Michelle creates expressive wildlife artwork that celebrates the

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Protecting Wild Florida Begins With You.

Protecting wild Florida begins with you. From Pensacola Bay to Key West, our Foundation is working to protect Florida’s natural lands and waters and the wildlife they harbor.

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