Nonprofit helps conserve 20,000-plus acres on Gulf Coast over 20 years

The Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast recently acquired a conservation easement for 58 acres near Gap Creek, by the Braden River.
The Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast recently acquired a conservation easement for 58 acres near Gap Creek, by the Braden River.
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The recent protection of 58 acres in Manatee County led the Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast to pass a milestone. The Osprey-based nonprofit has now protected more than 20,000 acres in its service area, which includes Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee and Collier counties.

 

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