Please make plans to join the second session of the Planning to Protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor 3.0 webinar series.

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.

Building on the success of the urban-to-rural transect as a guide for planners, we’ll explore how ecological values can be woven into the urban-to-rural transect and provide targeted actions and design considerations to protect wildlife, communities, and the landscapes that connect them.

Join 1000 Friends of Florida and four leading voices — Isabella Guttuso Browne (UF Center for Landscape Conservation Planning), Galina Tachieva (DPZ), Jay Exum (Exum Associates), and Kylie Paul (Center for Large Landscape Conservation) for an in-depth webinar on the tools that can be used in the often overlooked transitional zones between urban and rural areas to transform this in-between landscape into a bridge for both biodiversity and quality of life.

This event has been approved for the following professional certification credits for those who attend the live webinar: American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP CM 2, #9331559) Florida Bar (2.5 General CLE # 2607457N) Certified Floodplain Managers (1 CEC) Florida Landscape Architects (2 DBPR Credits #0015987) Certified Environmental Health Professionals (2 Contact Hours or 0.2 CEUs)