FAQ

Stretching from the Panhandle to the Everglades, the Florida Wildlife Corridor is a state-wide network of public and private lands encompassing nearly 18 million acres or nearly 50% of the Sunshine State.

The Florida Wildlife Corridor Act was signed into law with unanimous bipartisan support from the Florida legislature in June 2021. Since then, over 160,000 acres of land have been approved for conservation easements and acquisitions within the Florida Wildlife Corridor.

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