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 Conservancy owns and manages approximately 55,159 acres in Florida including four preserves that are open to the public.
Rafter T Ranch Protected
After almost a decade of efforts spearheaded by TNC, conservation easements now safeguard 5,100 acres from development.
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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
Longleaf Pine Forests - A Southern Treasure
Longleaf pine forests once spanned 90 million acres across the South. With less than 5 percent remaining, we aim to restore 8 million acres by 2025.
Conservation Update
Help Save the Florida Panther
The Nature Conservancy has led efforts that protect thousands of acres of prime panther habitat and corridors that link those places.
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Florida Eastern Indigo Snakes
The rare Eastern indigo snake is being reintroduced at our Apalachicola Bluffs Preserve. This non-venomous snake plays a vital role in longleaf pine forests.
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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.