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A more resilient Florida starts with connecting and protecting the 18 million acres of the Florida Wildlife Corridor.🌴 When we preserve natural habitats, we allow the land to absorb excess water from severe weather, reducing flood risks while recharging our aquifer.💧 About ~10 million acres of Florida’s floodplains are found in the Florida Wildlife Corridor, providing billions of dollars in flood hazard protection. If we can protect this land then we can mitigate some of the worst effects of s

A more resilient Florida starts with connecting and protecting the 18 million acres of the Florida Wildlife Corridor.🌴 When we preserve natural habitats, we allow the land to absorb excess water from severe weather, reducing flood risks while recharging our aquifer.💧 About ~10 million acres of Florida’s floodplains are found in the Florida Wildlife Corridor, providing billions of dollars in flood hazard protection. If we can protect this land then we can mitigate some of the worst effects of s

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Gliding through crystal clear water The Florida Wildlife Corridor provides essential habitat and connectivity for many of Florida's 131 imperiled animals, including Florida manatees. The health of waterways in the heart of the state benefits the wildlife that call them home as well as people and estuaries downstream. 📸: Elston Webster | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

Gliding through crystal clear water The Florida Wildlife Corridor provides essential habitat and connectivity for many of Florida's 131 imperiled animals, including Florida manatees. The health of waterways in the heart of the state benefits the wildlife that call them home as well as people and estuaries downstream. 📸: Elston Webster | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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The Florida Wildlife Corridor does more than protect wildlife, it protects our valuable water resources and makes us more resilient to natural disasters⛈️ ⁠ ⁠ The wetlands and floodplains within the corridor act as natural water filters, which recharge the aquifer and help reduce the impact of flooding from severe weather💧 ⁠ 📽️:@floridamanphoto | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

The Florida Wildlife Corridor does more than protect wildlife, it protects our valuable water resources and makes us more resilient to natural disasters⛈️ ⁠ ⁠ The wetlands and floodplains within the corridor act as natural water filters, which recharge the aquifer and help reduce the impact of flooding from severe weather💧 ⁠ 📽️:@floridamanphoto | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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'Nature's last stand': Film on the Florida panther aims to save Florida's Wildlife Corridor

'Nature's last stand': Film on the Florida panther aims to save Florida's Wildlife Corridor

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Let’s take a closer look at the Florida Wildlife Corridor map 🗺️⁠ ⁠ Kristen Nowak from our Conservation team breaks down what the maps really means. From conserved lands and opportunity areas to the 14 critical connections where urgent and vulnerable conservation gaps still remain. She also shares how our Mind the Gaps planning workshops are helping identify solutions to protect these essential pathways for wildlife.⁠ ⁠ This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking for your support so we can continue this

Let’s take a closer look at the Florida Wildlife Corridor map 🗺️⁠ ⁠ Kristen Nowak from our Conservation team breaks down what the maps really means. From conserved lands and opportunity areas to the 14 critical connections where urgent and vulnerable conservation gaps still remain. She also shares how our Mind the Gaps planning workshops are helping identify solutions to protect these essential pathways for wildlife.⁠ ⁠ This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking for your support so we can continue this

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The Florida Wildlife Corridor is an 18-million acre connected landscape that includes 1711st and 2nd magnitude springs and nearly 1300 named rivers and streams. The health of these waters not only supports the native plants and animals that call them home but impacts the health of connected waterways all the way out to the ocean. It’s all connected, so be good to the people downstream to you — just like you want the people upstream to be to you. 📸Bill Hawthorne | Florida Wildlife Corridor Found

The Florida Wildlife Corridor is an 18-million acre connected landscape that includes 1711st and 2nd magnitude springs and nearly 1300 named rivers and streams. The health of these waters not only supports the native plants and animals that call them home but impacts the health of connected waterways all the way out to the ocean. It’s all connected, so be good to the people downstream to you — just like you want the people upstream to be to you. 📸Bill Hawthorne | Florida Wildlife Corridor Found

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Stretching from the Panhandle to the Everglades, the Corridor is a connected collection of lands that is the core of what makes Florida, Florida. Learn more here. | Live Wildly

Stretching from the Panhandle to the Everglades, the Corridor is a connected collection of lands that is the core of what makes Florida, Florida. Learn more here. | Live Wildly

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Ever wondered how you as an individual can help support the Florida Wildlife Corridor movement? It can be as simple as - 🏕️ introducing a loved one to wild Florida 📢 raising awareness of the vision of a connected Corridor by talking to your friends, family or coworkers, or sharing on social media 🥭Supporting Florida grown agriculture 🌿Advocating for land protection 🎣Teaching someone in your family to hunt, fish or go bird watching 🐊Donating to the Foundation or our partner organizations wo

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From sandhills to swamps to the sea ⁠ The diversity of Florida's ecosystems never ceases to amaze us. ⁠Let's keep these lands connected and protected. ⁠ 📸: Robert Krayer | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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Ever wondered what it’s like to journey through the Florida Wildlife Corridor? 🥾🌿 Step behind the scenes and explore the stories, sights, and sounds of our 2024 Southwest Florida Expedition at “Blazing the Trail: From Strand to Slough”, now showing at @wildspacestpete 📸 From breathtaking photos and videos to one-of-a-kind expedition memorabilia, this exhibit captures the adventure and purpose of exploring wild Florida. ⏳ Don’t miss out! “Blazing the Trail” is only on display through August 30

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Turn your phone for a look at beautiful, wild Florida🔁 The Florida Wildlife Corridor is made up of 18 million acres of connected habitat supporting Florida's diverse landscapes and wildlife. Our wild spaces are worth protecting. 📸: Joel Neagles | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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How the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation Uses GIS to Save Florida's Wild Lands

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Of the 17.7 million acres the Florida Wildlife Corridor encompasses, 7 million acres are composed of working lands – ranchlands and timberlands. These working lands are a vital component to conservation in Florida. 📸: Dorothy Liv | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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Turn your phone 🔄 The Florida Wildlife Corridor spans 18-million-acres of diverse habitats from the panhandle to the tip of the peninsula. Pitcher plants are just one example of the amazing biodiversity that can be found within the seepage slopes of Florida’s long leaf pine stands.⁠ 📸: Joseph Ricketts | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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Spanning the shallow saltwater flats of Florida’s Gulf Coast, mangrove islands act as natural fortresses, trapping sediment and slowing water flow to provide safe havens for countless species. Within this ecosystem lives the diamondback terrapin, a keystone species. Equipped with webbed feet and strong beaks, these turtles control populations of snails, crabs, clams, and small fish, preventing overgrazing and preserving the health of the mangroves.⁠ ⁠ Florida’s unique ecosystems are intricately

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Florida Wildlife Corridor eases worst impacts of climate change

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Get lost in the soothing symphonies of Wild Florida 🎶🌿 The Florida Wildlife Corridor isn’t just a lifeline for wildlife, it’s a sanctuary for the soul. Exploring its vast landscapes offers countless benefits for both your mind and body🧘 With your help we can continue connecting, protecting, and restoring this 18 million acre network of public and private lands so its beautiful sounds never fade away🎧 | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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The sounds of the Florida Wildlife Corridor are nature’s music to our ears😌🎧 Being fully immersed in the sounds of Wild Florida is a special thing, but as green spaces vanish to development, these wild symphonies risk fading away. To keep Florida’s wild soundtrack alive we need to come together to complete the 18-million acre network of public and private lands known as the Florida Wildlife Corridor🌿 Join the movement to connect and protect our natural heritage, so that the sounds of the Corr

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Wildlife corridor near West Palm Beach offers public access while supporting critical conservation efforts

The Florida Wildlife Corridor allows animals to avoid dangerous highways. This network of underpasses provides safe passage for over 130 imperiled species. https://on.natgeo.com/3aDBlzL | National Geographic

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The Florida Wildlife Corridor provides protection of spring vents, rivers, estuaries, and wetlands. These ecosystems offer excellent opportunities for fishing and recreation as well as provide essential ecosystem services like water storage, flood protection, and carbon sequestration.⁠💧⁠ ⁠ By protecting the remaining 8 million acres of Corridor opportunity land we would roughly double the protection of many key water benefits in the state.⁠ ⁠ To learn more about what the Florida Wildlife Corrid

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Wildlife corridor near West Palm Beach offers public access while supporting critical conservation efforts | Haystack News

Take a look back at the incredible progress we've all made since Corridor Connect 2023, thanks to the dedication and collaboration of the Florida conservation community! From landmark land protection wins to powerful partnerships, innovative policy advances, inspiring storytelling, and support from legislators, this movement is making a lasting impact.🐾⁠ ⁠ We can’t wait to see all the good work and big things that will happen between now and Corridor Connect 2027!🌿 | Florida Wildlife Corridor

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Florida is where the wild things are 🐾✨ On National Wildlife Day, we’re celebrating the incredible animals that make our state so special. From panthers and pollinators, to kites and crested caracara, the Florida Wildlife Corridor provides the connected habitat they need to survive and thrive.🌿 Florida’s wildlife is our state’s greatest treasure, and by protecting and connecting large landscapes, we can ensure these wild wonders remain for generations to come.💚 📸Photos from: fStop foundation

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Embrace the Weekend Wanderlust! This weekend, step away from the hustle and bustle and explore the beauty of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. With more than 6,300 miles of recreational trails within the Corridor, there are lots of opportunities to explore. 📸: @hike_and_sights on Instagram | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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Did you know Florida’s wild landscapes need fire to thrive? 🔥 Fire is a natural and essential force across nearly all of Florida’s ecosystems. Historically sparked by lightning strikes, land managers like those at @archboldstation now use prescribed fire to safely mimic this process and help keep our landscapes healthy. Habitats like pine flatwoods, prairies, and sandhills depend on regular burns. Without fire, they become overgrown, choking out native plants and animals while allowing invasive

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Happy World Animal Day from the Florida Wildlife Corridor! 🌎🐾🪶 Today we’re celebrating the incredible animals that call the corridor home. Whether they are found on land, water, or the air, these species all play a role in the health and balance of our ecosystem. 🌿 Let’s keep working together to protect their habitats and ensure a thriving future for Florida! What is your favorite animal that calls the corridor home? Comment below ⬇️ 📸:@floridamanphoto | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation

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