Florida Wildlife Corridor Day recognizes the corridor's environmental, cultural, economic, and tourism value.

The Florida Wildlife Corridor Day resolution affirms the importance of the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a significant natural resource, and recognizes February 17, 2026, as Florida Wildlife Corridor Day. The corridor, established by the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act of 2021, spans over 18 million acres, including 10 million acres of public conservation lands. The resolution highlights the corridor's role in connecting these lands, supporting carbon sequestration, nutrient capture, water storage, and flood hazard protection.

Florida Wildlife Corridor Day recognizes the corridor's environmental, cultural, economic, and tourism value.

The Florida Wildlife Corridor Day resolution affirms the importance of the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a significant natural resource, and recognizes February 17, 2026, as Florida Wildlife Corridor Day. The corridor, established by the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act of 2021, spans over 18 million acres, including 10 million acres of public conservation lands. The resolution highlights the corridor's role in connecting these lands, supporting carbon sequestration, nutrient capture, water storage, and flood hazard protection.