The nonprofit Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida works with FWC and other public and private partners to protect our outstanding animals and plants and the lands and waters they need to survive. Since 1994 we have raised and donated more than $50 million for conservation and youth outdoor recreation.
We work with FWC and many others to conserve Florida's outstanding animals and plants and the habitats they call home. Lionfish, Burmese pythons and tegu lizards are among the non-native species threatening Florida's ecosystems. You can help. Hunting helps maintain healthy populations of deer and other animals and provides an incentive to landowners to manage for wildlife.
We work with FWC and many others to conserve Florida's outstanding animals and plants and the habitats they call home. Lionfish, Burmese pythons and tegu lizards are among the non-native species threatening Florida's ecosystems. You can help. Hunting helps maintain healthy populations of deer and other animals and provides an incentive to landowners to manage for wildlife.
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Who We Are
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The Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that seeks to protect our outstanding animals and plants and the lands and waters they need to survive. We work closely with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and many other public and private partners.
What We Do
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Among the wide array of conservation and outdoor programs we support, the following five initiatives are the most urgent. Non-native invasive species like Burmese pythons, Brazilian pepper, and lionfish threaten Florida's natural ecosystems and cost millions of dollars annually to control. See how the Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida is helping combat them.
Our People
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The Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida is governed by a board of up to 24 volunteer leaders from a wide variety of backgrounds, all united by a deep love of the outdoors. Our small staff is divided between Tallahassee and St. Petersburg. We work to leverage our resources many times over through partnerships with the staff of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC) and other public and private organizations.
Conservation Grants
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Since 1994, the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida has raised and given away more than $49 million in grants to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and many other public and private partners. We are the largest private funder of the Florida Youth Conservation Centers Network, a consortium of 300+ public and private organizations that provide 284,000 Florida children annually with formative outdoor experiences.
Specialty License Plates
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Remember when you wore your heart not only on your sleeve, but on your rear bumper? And trunk? And rear window? Those days may be over, but your car can still help save the planet. Just purchase one of the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida's conservation license plates online below or at your local tax collector's office.
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