News by the Florida Wildlife Federation

Celebrating National Wildlife Refuge Week Advocacy and EngagementHabitat ProtectionRivers and BaysWaterWildlife

Celebrating National Wildlife Refuge Week

Celebrate National Wildlife Refuge Week by visiting one of the 30 National Wildlife Refuges throughout…

JonPOctober 11, 2022

Nature Coast Currents: Virtual Webinar Series Advocacy and EngagementEducation

Nature Coast Currents: Virtual Webinar Series

Registration is open for the 2022-2023 webinar series, Nature Coast Currents! This free monthly webinar…

JonPSeptember 15, 2022

Creating Young Conservationists: Partnering with Project Learning Tree Advocacy and EngagementEducation

Creating Young Conservationists: Partnering with Project Learning Tree

'Adopt a Tree' via Project Learning Tree Do you remember what grabbed your imagination in…

JonPSeptember 2, 2022

Beautiful Wildlife Prints by Irina Pushkareva to Benefit FWF OperationsWildlife

Beautiful Wildlife Prints by Irina Pushkareva to Benefit FWF

The Florida Wildlife Federation (FWF) is honored to be the beneficiary of proceeds from print…

JonPAugust 30, 2022

Missed Opportunity for the Florida Panther Advocacy and EngagementFlorida Black BearFlorida PantherHabitat ProtectionLand ManagementWildlife

Missed Opportunity for the Florida Panther

The Florida Wildlife Federation (FWF) is disappointed to learn that the major landowners in eastern…

JonPAugust 15, 2022

Recognizing Florida’s Endangered Species Creature FeatureFlorida ManateeFlorida PantherGardening in FloridaHabitat ProtectionWildlife

Recognizing Florida’s Endangered Species

Photo Credit: Key deer by Valerie Preziosi Every year, the third Friday in May is…

JonPMay 20, 2022

Celebrating American Wetlands Month Everglades' RestorationHabitat ProtectionLand ManagementRivers and BaysWater

Celebrating American Wetlands Month

Photo Credit: Cypress Wetlands, Gay Marlin May is the month we celebrate our nation’s wetlands,…

JonPMay 12, 2022

The Story of Florida’s Right to Clean Water Water

The Story of Florida’s Right to Clean Water

Finally, a solution. In 1950, there were 2.8 million people in Florida.  In 2022, there…

JonPMay 5, 2022

High-Ranking Defense Official Explains Why Salt Marsh Is Critical for Military and Communities Climate ChangeCoastal ProtectionHabitat ProtectionLand ManagementRivers and BaysWaterWildlife

High-Ranking Defense Official Explains Why Salt Marsh Is Critical for Military and Communities

Natural habitats help to buffer bases and installations from storm surge, flooding, and sea level…

JonPMarch 28, 2022