Land trusts are nonprofit entities that acquire and manage land for conservation purposes. Sometimes these are landscape-level projects, attempting to preserve or re-establish corridors for wildlife and biodiversity. Sometimes they exist to conserve what little is left of natural lands in an urban area. Some land trusts retain title to the land and act as stewards, managing for habitat restoration and opening up passive recreational use, typically footpaths or paddling routes.
Lands listed in this section of the website are owned and/or managed by nonprofit land trusts and permit public access for outdoor recreation.
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Outdoor Recreation on Land Trusts
These are outdoor recreation destinations in Florida that are cared for and managed by land trusts.
Land Trusts in Florida
These land trusts in Florida offer public outdoor recreation on some or all of their stewardship lands. Links lead to information about each of these nonprofit organizations.
