Golden hour on Florida’s working lands🌾☀️ Why do working lands matter to the Florida Wildlife Corridor? Because they create connection, linking our major conservation areas and providing pathways for wildlife to move safely across the state🐾 But that’s not all. These working lands also support excellent wildlife habitat and provide essential ecosystem services like aquifer recharge, flood protection, and food production🌿 After natural lands, low intensity agriculture is the best land type for
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Golden hour on Florida’s working lands🌾☀️ Why do working lands matter to the Florida Wildlife Corridor? Because they create connection, linking our major conservation areas and providing pathways for wildlife to move safely across the state🐾 But that’s not all. These working lands also support excellent wildlife habitat and provide essential ecosystem services like aquifer recharge, flood protection, and food production🌿 After natural lands, low intensity agriculture is the best land type for
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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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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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Florida’s dry season shapes our landscape and sets off a dramatic shift in the rhythm of life across the state☀️ As water levels drop, aquatic prey become concentrated in shrinking wetlands, triggering a feeding frenzy for wading birds and other wildlife 🐟 American Alliagtors play a crucial role in this seasonal cycle. As a keystone species, they create and maintain “gator holes” that hold water long after surrounding areas dry out, sustaining biodiversity and supporting the survival of many sp
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Florida’s dry season shapes our landscape and sets off a dramatic shift in the rhythm of life across the state☀️ As water levels drop, aquatic prey become concentrated in shrinking wetlands, triggering a feeding frenzy for wading birds and other wildlife 🐟 American Alliagtors play a crucial role in this seasonal cycle. As a keystone species, they create and maintain “gator holes” that hold water long after surrounding areas dry out, sustaining biodiversity and supporting the survival of many sp
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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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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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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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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Why do we need the Florida Wildlife Corridor?
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Who wouldn’t want to paddle this paradise?☀️🌳 This incredible scene is part of the Florida Wildlife Corridor— a vital stretch of connected habitats that allow wildlife to roam freely and natural beauty to thrive. Wild places like these are closer than you think. About 90% of Floridians live within 20 miles of the corridor. So what are you waiting for? Get out and explore the beauty of the Corridor for yourself! 🎥:@floridamanphoto | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation
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Spanning 23,000 acres within the Florida Wildlife Corridor, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park is a natural wonder like no other. 🌿✨ From herds of wild horses and bison roaming the grasslands to the endangered snail kites soaring over the wetlands, this biodiversity hotspot is as vital as it is beautiful. 🦬🐎 It not only helps recharge Florida’s aquifer, but also offers countless ways to explore and connect with natural Florida.🥾 For Payne’s Prairie to remain a biodiversity hotspot we need to
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Summer in the Florida Wildlife Corridor means endless adventure rain or shine.☀️☔️ Whether you are paddling our famous rivers, swimming in crystal clear springs, boating wild waterways, or enjoying our world famous state parks, there’s no better place to connect with nature.🌿 Recreating in the Corridor and sharing those experiences with others helps inspire a deep appreciation for Florida’s Wild places.🥾 While you are out enjoying these places please remember to always recreate responsibility.
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Discover Florida Wildlife Corridors and Their Importance
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Thankful for the land. 🌴 Thankful for the wildlife. 🐾 And most importantly, thankful for our supporters.💚 Our mission to connect, protect, and restore the 18-million-acre Florida Wildlife Corridor couldn't be done without y'all. Together, we can keep Florida wild for generations to come. | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation
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September is gator hatching season in the Florida Wildlife Corridor! 🐊✨ Fresh out of the egg, these little reptiles are small and vulnerable, coming in at 6 to 8 inches long with bright yellow striping that helps them blend into the swampy vegetation they call home.🌿 Despite their size, baby gators are born with big instincts. Under the watchful eye of their protective moms, they learn to hunt, hide, and eventually grow into the Corridor’s top aquatic predator. So if you hear tiny chirps by th
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Get lost in the ancient oak hammocks of the Florida Wildlife Corridor🌳 Southern live oaks are more than just trees, they are life giving giants offering food and shelter to countless birds, insects, and mammals. Nearly evergreen, these oaks get their “live” name because they stay lush year round, only shedding their leaves for a few weeks in the spring. 🍃 By helping us connect and protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor, we can make sure these timeless oak forests continue to thrive and inspire
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Little Gopher Tortoise, Big Appetite 🥬🐢 This hungry juvenile is munching its way through vegetation and fueling up for a long life in the Florida wild. Gopher Tortoises can live up to 60 years in the wild and dig multiple burrows throughout their lifetime, creating shelter for hundreds of species in the process. A connected and protected Florida Wildlife Corridor ensures these tortoises have the space, food, and habitat available to live out their long lives as a keystone species. | Florida Wi
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Effortless, eerie, and absolutely mesmerizing 🐊✨ American Alligators glide through the water with power and precision, using their mighty tails to propel them forward💪 Did you know that alligator tails make up nearly half of their body length and can push them to speeds of 20 miles per hour! Now that’s some serious swamp speed💨🌿 #keepfloridawild #lovefl #gator | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation
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They may be small, but their impact is mighty. 🐝🦋✨ Pollinators are Wild Florida’s tiny heroes, keeping our ecosystems thriving, our plants flourishing, and our food growing. 🌿 From bees to butterflies and beyond, these species depend on connected, healthy habitats to feed, pollinate, and migrate. That’s why protecting and connecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor is essential, it gives pollinators the space they need to move freely and continue their vital work that sustains all life.🌺 | Flor
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Corridor Connect 2025 Finale Recap🌿 And just like that our 3rd summit has come to a close. The finale saw us gather for the first ever Sabal Awards recognizing outstanding conservation achievements, come together to solve Corridor challenges in solutions labs, hear from experts on expanding the Corridor model nationally, and listen to some beautiful poetry and songwriting from many talented artists. We also got to see some incredible storytelling from sneak peaks at “American Amazon” & “The Boo
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Florida’s Ancient Oaks
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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 National Bird Day from the Florida Wildlife Corridor 🪶 ✨ From year-round residents to migratory travelers, our birds depend on the 18 million acres of connected habitat in the Corridor to rest, nest, and refuel for their journeys. Let us know in the comments what Florida bird you love most!🦅 | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation
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Sounds of Florida’s Birds
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Do you recognize these iconic Florida bird sounds?🪽🔊 These native birds are the soundtrack of the Florida Wildlife Corridor and we love hearing all their hoots, screeches, and songs. 🦉 Think your a real bird expert? We challenge you to name all the native species featured in the comments below⬇️ | Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation
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Florida Wildlife Corridor Gravel Ride
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Corridor Connect 2025 is off to a wild start!🌿 We kicked off welcome day with 5 unforgettable field trips to Shingle Creek, The Nature Conservancy’s Disney Wilderness Preserve, Bok Tower Gardens, Hilochee WMA I-4 Underpass, and Cherrylake. ☀️ We then invited everyone to the Collaboratory for a welcome reception, saw a generous gift from one of our event sponsors @subaru_usa, @subaru.lakeland, @subarusouthtampa, @subarunorlando, and ended the night with a @livewildlyfl lounge party🎊 We are exci
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Explore your local swamp 🌿🐊 Wander beneath towering cypress trees, where Spanish moss dances in the breeze and golden light filters through the canopy. Listen for the calls of limpkins as they search for apple snails, and watch red-winged blackbirds weave through the branches.🪶 Wild scenes like this are closer than you think. About 90% of Floridians live within 20 miles of the Florida Wildlife Corridor.🌳 What are you waiting for? Get out there and explore the magic that is right in your own
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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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