Climate change knows no boundaries; when it comes to resilience, we know that we are stronger when we work together.

Michelle Waterman and Allison Conboy received the Special Places Award.

Seven awards presented virtually to individuals of exception.

"The resounding passage of these measures is a recognition by Floridians that our economy and quality of life depend upon a healthy environment. Congratulations to the local advocates who made these successes possible."- Julie Wraithmell, Audubon Florida Executive Directorossible.

“This is public process working as it should, with stakeholder involvement and evaluation of need and cost to taxpayers driving decisions,” said Julie Wraithmell, Executive Director of Audubon Florida. “Thank you to Charles, Paul, and all the other appointed task force members for their service in this work.”

Abandoned and discarded fishing line ensnares local birds and other marine life.

Virtual event takes place Oct. 20-24, 2020

Audubon Florida works with the council to combat climate change.

Marco Island takes major stride forward in building coastal resilience.

Conservation easements and fee title purchases were funded through the Florida Forever and Rural & Family Lands Protection Programs.