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Florida’s Nature Coast Conservancy

Florida’s Nature Coast Conservancy

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  • Conserving natural spaces
  • Acquiring and protecting lands
    • Map of preserved properties
    • Doris Hellermann – G Street Donation
    • Frank and Mandy Offerle donation
    • Frank Patillo Property Donation
    • Atsena Otie
    • Cemetery Point Park
    • Earl M. Starnes Conservation Area
    • Railroad Trestle Nature Trail
    • Robert Cull Nature Preserve
  • Managing lands sustainably
  • Strengthening community resilience
  • Who We Are
  • Membership (Join or Renew)
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Founded in 1993, Florida’s Nature Coast Conservancy is dedicated to acquiring land in trust for conservation and public access. We work to conserve natural spaces, manage lands sustainably, and strengthen community resilience.

FNCC currently protects over 400 acres, including saltwater marsh, mangrove swamp, estuary, and coastal upland habitats. These green spaces increase resilience to flooding, provide recreational opportunities, and serve as refuges for coastal wildlife species.


Contact:

email: info@floridasnaturecoastconservancy.org

Florida's Nature Coast Conservancy
PO Box 401
Cedar Key, FL   32625

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