Wildlife connectivity doesn't stop at the Florida Wildlife Corridor boundaries.
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Wildlife connectivity doesn't stop at the Florida Wildlife Corridor boundaries. How communities plan and grow in the surrounding landscape impacts both conservation and community resilience.
Join us on Sept. 23rd for Beyond the Corridor: Transect Planning and Connectivity, the second session in our three-part series, Planning to Protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor 3.0.
This session centers on the urban-to-rural transect, a planning concept that maps out a spectrum of human development, from the densest city centers, through suburbs and towns, to farmland and untouched natural areas. The transect recognizes a gradient of places, each with its own character and role. Understanding this gradient helps communities grow thoughtfully while keeping wildlife corridors intact along the way.
This free 2-hour webinar brings together four leading voices working at the intersection of habitat connectivity and planning.
Meet the Speakers
The webinar is free, but registration is required. Don’t wait, sign up today!
To register go to:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3PTkg_I8SG-udvR6gyFXhA#/registration
Beyond the Corridor: Transect Planning and Connectivity
Wednesday, September 23rd
Noon–2:00 p.m. (EDT)
Virtual | Free
Approved Continuing Education Credits (available to live attendees only)
The University of Florida Center for Landscape Conservation Planning, Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation, Live Wildly Foundation, Florida Conservation Group, and 1000 Friends of Florida are proud to partner on a third year of the Planning to Protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor webinar series.
We hope to see you there.
Sincerely,