As part of Alachua Conservation Trust's Keep Florida Wild Virtual Series, we invite you to join us on January 18th from 6-7:30 PM for an engaging presentation on accessibility in parks from guest speaker Paula Russo.
As part of Alachua Conservation Trust's Keep Florida Wild Virtual Series, we invite you to join us on November 18th from 6-7:30 PM for an engaging presentation on conservation and literature. During this webinar, we will hear from the authors and editors of The Wilder Heart of Florida. Following the presentation, there will be a question and answer session with our speakers.
Join Alachua Conservation Trust for a free online workshop to learn about resources to protect sea turtles and conserve your coastal property. Enjoy presentations from guest speakers Janice Becker (FDEP) and Daniel Catizone (USGS).
Join Alachua Conservation Trust to learn about resources to protect your property with tools like agricultural land conservation easements and cost share programs.
Join us for an informative virtual discussion about equity and representation in the outdoors with Dr. Nia Morales.
Join representatives from Alachua Conservation Trust and Conservation Burial, Inc. for an informative discussion on the benefits of natural burial for people and the planet.
As part of Alachua Conservation Trust's Keep Florida Wild Virtual Series, we invite you to join us for an informative presentation on heirs property with Candace A. Spencer, Esq.
As part of Alachua Conservation Trust's Keep Florida Wild Virtual Series, we invite you to join us on May 27th from 6-7:30 PM for an informative presentation on sea turtles and local efforts to protect coastal habitat with Tonya Long and Rachel Tighe.
Have you ever wondered what a conservation easement is or how it can work to fit your needs? Then join ACT staff for a discussion on conservation easements and how they can be used as a tool to permanently protect your land.
Discover the pleasure that comes from gardening with native wildflowers and plants with guest speaker Stacey Matrazzo from the Florida Wildflower Foundation.
Join us as we celebrate growing up Florida Wild with a virtual Conservation Stewards Awards. You don't want to miss Florida's biggest conservation event of the year!
Join us for a presentation and Q&A with Florida author, Rick Kilby, who will be discussing his newest book, “Florida’s Healing Waters: Gilded Age Mineral Springs, Seaside Resorts, and Health Spas.”
Join us for an informative webinar with Alachua Audubon Society on documenting local birds utilizing eBird.
Join us online for a celebration of this year's conservation victories with music, holiday greetings, and updates on ACT's latest projects and programs.
Join us for a discussion on conservation easements and how they can be used as a tool to permanently protect your land.
Join us for a discussion on mushroom diversity and identification from representatives of the Florida Academic Lichen and Fungi Enthusiasts League.
Join representatives from Alachua Conservation Trust and Conservation Burial, Inc. for an informative discussion on the benefits of natural burial for people and the planet.
Join us for a virtual presentation from Hannah Brown and Becca Burton of The Marjorie, an environmental reporting nonprofit inspired by Florida’s three Marjories: Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, and Marjorie Harris Carr.
Join us for a virtual panel discussion with experts on controlled burning in Florida. During this webinar, we will discuss what happens on a typical controlled burn, the differences between controlled burns and wildfires, and the benefits of re-introducing fire to Florida’s ecosystems.
Join us for a presentation and Q&A with Florida author, John M. Dunn, who will be discussing his award-winning book, “Drying Up: The Fresh Water Crisis in Florida”.
Join us for a free talk about plants commonly found in North Central Florida. During this talk, we will learn our native plants from the non-natives and the importance of knowing your plant families. Registration required.
In celebration of Earth Day 2020, join us for a virtual fundraising event and talk with cave diver Tom Morris about his explorations of Santa Fe Spring and the upper Santa Fe River.
