Conservancy Of SWFL Press Releases

Funds raised at 21st annual event to support programs protecting Southwest Florida's water, land, wildlife and future

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida members elected one new director and re-elected four board members for four-year terms at the organization's Annual Membership Meeting on Jan. 15.

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is honored to receive a historic $25 million grant from the John & Carol Walter Family Foundation, the largest philanthropic commitment in the organization's history.

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida hosted the 2024 RedSnook Catch and Release Charity Tournament on Oct. 25-27, launching from locations in Naples, Goodland and Chokoloskee over the course of the two-day event.

Patron Sponsorships are currently available for the 21st annual event

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is offering a Nature in November promotion, with free admission to the Nature Center every Saturday in November and discounted memberships.

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida welcomes Dr. Kendall Carlin as its new staff veterinarian at the von Arx Wildlife Hospital.

Nature-focused Halloween event is free for children 12 and under

Each spring, the longer days and warming temperatures in Southwest Florida trigger breeding season for native wildlife that results in a surge of young wild animals.

he Conservancy of Southwest Florida has promoted Michele Arquette-Palermo from water policy manager to the newly created executive-level role of chief program officer.

The 19th Annual Magic Under the Mangroves gala held March 2 raised a more than $1.4 million net for programs to protect the water, land, wildlife and future of Southwest Florida.