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Wildlands Conservation
is a non-profit organization. Our mission is To preserve
our natural heritage through acquisition, management, research,
education, and conservation planning.
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| Education |
| We design and implement educational
and outreach programs on a variety of conservation
issues.
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Land Protection |
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assist local governments to develop funding tools for
land preservation, develop and promote county referendums
and ordinances, and broker land acquisition agreements
between governments, private entities, and property owners. |
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Stewardship |
| We develop and implement
resource management plans for both publicly and
privately-owned preserve and conservation banks.
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| Land Trust |
| We hold conservation easements
for individuals, developments and conservation banks.
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Conservation
Planning |
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work in all facets of conservation planning ranging
from large scale planning initiatives to community-based
guidance and development of local policy.
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Research |
| We are committed to advancing
the practice of environmental lands management through research
that evaluates the effectiveness of restoration and
management strategies.
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REVISED - Gopher Tortoise Permitting Guidelines
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission
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Non-profit campaigns for land conservation
Maps on the table. Maps on the walls. Maps rolled up and leaning against her desk. For Julie Morris, each map holds the promise that maybe, just maybe, she can help preserve the Florida she loves, home to one of the most diverse collections of plants and animals in the world.
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FloridaEnvironments.com
Environmental News from
Florida's capital by Bruce Ritchie
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Ray Ashton
Ray Ashton, our partner in teaching the gopher tortoise
classes, died of cancer at the age of 64 on March 11, 2010.
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Groups Unite for Peace River
(March 31,2011)
PUNTA GORDA — Several initiatives emphasizing cooperation with land owners rather than regulations are under way to restore the Peace River from its headwaters in central Florida to Charlotte Harbor, several group leaders told an audience of more than 150 Wednesday
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