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    • About Us
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      • Vision 2025
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      • For more than 50 years, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida has been a leading environmental advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the water, land, wildlife and future of our five-county area.

  • Our Work
    • What We Do
      • Science

        • Science

          • Mangrove Research
          • Invasive Species
          • Sea Turtle Research
          • Science Blog
          Science Option 3
      • Policy

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          • Coastal Resilience
          • Water Quality
          • Eastern Collier County
          • Habitat Protection
          • Everglades Restoration
          • Policy Resource Center
          • Policy Blog
          Housing Development
      • Wildlife Rehabilitation

        • Wildlife Hospital

          • von Arx Wildlife Hospital Q&A
          • Animal Acceptance Policy
          • Wildlife Injury Prevention
          • Pelican Protection
          • Wishlist
          • Wildlife Blog
          VAWH Bobcat
      • Education

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          Camp 6
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      • Featured Project:
        Conservancy biologists have been researching mangrove systems since the Conservancy’s inception and have one of Florida’s longest continuous mangrove monitoring projects. Today’s Mangrove research primarily focuses on forests adjacent to human development, such as the Clam Bay Estuary and Fruit Farm Creek – Goodland Die-off.

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      • At the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, we believe the more we can connect people with nature, the more willing they are to protect it. Our Nature Center and programs help us to do just that!

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Rivergrass Letter To Collier County Planning Commission

Rivergrass Letter To Collier County Planning Commission

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