Make a Difference in Florida
The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. For more than 56 years, we've been working in Florida to do just that. The Nature Conservancy owns and manages approximately 55,159 acres in Florida including four preserves that are open to the public.
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TNC and The City of Miami Utilize Nature to Protect Morningside Park
Miami’s Morningside Park Resilient Shoreline project will improve resilience to sea level rise and extreme weather while enhancing greenspace along vulnerable coastline.
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Program Overview
Restoring Florida's Oyster Reefs
Oysters are vital in filtering Florida’s water and stabilizing coastlines. But as oyster reefs are now imperiled, they need a boost from our help.
Conservation Update
Florida Gopher Tortoise
A keystone species, gopher tortoise burrows offer protection to over 350 species of animals, but drastic habitat reduction has threatened the tortoise’s survival.
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Places We Protect
Sea Turtles Blowing Rocks Preserve
We have been working to protect sea turtles in Florida since the early 1980s. Our volunteers rescue hatchlings that get stranded on their way to the ocean.
Program Overview
Stopping the Spread of Florida Invasive Species
TNC and partners are taking an active role in combating the serious threats posed to Florida’s lands and waters by non-native, invasive species.
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For more than 56 years, The Nature Conservancy has worked to protect lands and waters in Florida. TNC manages approximately 55,159 acres in the state including four preserves.