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Tiny Bird, Big News

A tiny bird with a big story: more than 500 Florida grasshopper sparrows have been released into the wild as part of a very successful breeding and release program.

Thanks to donations to our Florida Grasshopper Sparrow fund, we celebrated the momentous occasion in a remote Florida dry prairie with partners at FWC, White Oak Conservation, USFWS, and others.

Interested in joining the fight for one of the most endangered birds in North America? Donate to our FGS fund here.

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