Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation
Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation
The Gulf Partnership’s mission is to increase the pace, quality, and permanence of voluntary land and water conservation across the Gulf States. Founded in 2010, our coalition of partners works with private landowners, government agencies, and local communities to protect the region’s most critical natural resources and beautiful landscapes: ranchlands, mangrove forests, freshwater springs, longleaf pine and bottomland hardwood forests, sandy beaches, and barrier islands.
Connecting people with nature, the Gulf Partnership uses a 'landscape scale' approach, advancing cross-border, collaborative conservation, to facilitate conservation outcomes, while addressing regional challenges and providing equitability across a dynamic and diverse conservation community.
Including critical sensitive habitats for endangered and imperiled species, seashores, mangroves, coastal marshes, longleaf pines habitat, coastal prairies, and bottomland hardwood habitats
Our collation of conservation partners work collectively across the region to protect and conserve diverse habitat for species, human, and community benefits
2,623,693 trees have been planted across the Gulf states, including Longleaf pine, and a variety of hardwood bottomland species.
Since 2023, raised over $6-million for conservation services
Connecting federal, state, local and NGO conservation partners, while building a community of practice to facilitate conservation
The Gulf Partnership has leveraged every dollar raised over 150 times!
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Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation P.O. Box 13121 Tallahassee, FL 32317
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