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The Conservancy Science and Research Department works to enhance our understanding of ecosystems and associated wildlife in Southwest Florida.
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The Conservancy Environmental Policy and Advocacy Department ensures that our local, state and federal leaders have the tools to make informed decisions.
The Conservancy Environmental Education team at the Conservancy of Southwest Florida is active with all ages.
The Wildlife Rehabilitation team works to protect and rehabilitate native wild animals and, when possible, reintroduce them to their natural habitat.
Have you ever wondered how baby loggerhead sea turtles emerge from under a few feet of sand? It's much cooler than you think! Click the image above to read a very informative blog post from Conservancy Biologist Leif Johnson. Read More
They are the exhale to our inhale, and the inhale to our exhale - filtering the air of CO2 and replenishing it with oxygen. Leaves are the solar powered food factories of the world. Beautiful, compact and complex, without them the world would be a very different place indeed. Read More
Did you know eastern indigo snakes will eat venemous snakes? They help to keep those populations in check. Watch for more
See photographs taken on a daily basis from around the Conservancy of Southwest Florida Nature Center. You'll also see photos from the von Arx Wildlife Hospital, the Science Department, the Education Department, and the Policy Department.