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North Florida Land Trust was joined by the community, supporters, and friends of American Beach to unveil interpretative signs at Little NaNa Dune.

The Jacksonville Business Journal has named North Florida Land Trust one of the Best Places to Work on the First Coast. The nonprofit land conservation organization was chosen for inclusion in the 2024 Best Places to Work Extra Small Company category, which honors companies with 25 employees or less.

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The Atlantic to Okefenokee Conservation Corridor, more than 55,000 acres of potential conservation land known as the A2O, has been granted a significant approval.

North Florida Land Trust has been awarded a grant of up to $105,000 from the Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation to support conservation efforts within the Ocala to Osceola, or O2O, wildlife corridor.

North Florida Land Trust has received a gift from an anonymous source that will allow the stewardship department to improve the facility at its headquarters, improve the roads surrounding the property, and create a greenhouse that will support the restoration and management of NFLT’s nature preserves.