Description: The Florida Wildlife Corridor is now part of a new state law intended to protect the corridor through enhanced land protection planning and funding. The Florida Wildlife Corridor is defined in the state law as The Florida Wildlife Corridor represents the most important opportunities to protect a functionally connected statewide system of public and private conservation lands essential for protecting Florida's native biodiversity, water resources, and other ecosystem services while providing a sustainable natural resource economy including a variety of resource-based recreational activities.
Copyright Text: Tom Hoctor, Ph.D., Director and Research Associate Professor University of Florida Center for Landscape Conservation Planning Department of Landscape Architecture College of Design, Construction and Planning University of Florida tomh@geoplan.ufl.edu