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Save Cape Coral’s Burrowing Owls
Help us stop the loss of native BORROWING OWL habitat before it’s too late! Greedy real estate developers are displacing the owls. This 'greed and speed' has led to an alarming lack of natural, safe native habitat. The Cape Coral Wildlife Trust is committed to procuring land to ensure all native wildlife have a safe home. Each lot, parcel or acreage we purchase is a lifetime of conservancy for those species and generations to come! We could not succeed without your generous support.
WHO WE ARE:
We are a registered 501 (c) Non-Profit and we are different! No one else does what we do. Other land trusts look to acquire large tracts of property. We purchase relatively small, city-sized lots of prime wildlife habitat for threatened and other wildlife species here in Cape Coral. Our city is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. Consequently, development pressure on wildlife is extreme.
OUR ROOTS RUN DEEP:
Established in November 2017, the Cape Coral Wildlife Trust currently owns 75 city lots providing habitat for gopher tortoises, burrowing owls and ALL the other wildlife species that depend upon their burrows.
TIME IS RUNNING OUT:
We are LITERALLY racing against time. The rapid pace of development in Cape Coral has pressed the urgency to purchase prime wildlife habitats as they are disappearing daily.
WHAT’S AT STAKE?
There continues to be a rapid destruction of natural habitat for this endangered species. Continued destruction of the burrowing owls’ geographically limited habitat, will entually result in extinction.
WHO WE ARE:
We are a registered 501 (c) Non-Profit and we are different! No one else does what we do. Other land trusts look to acquire large tracts of property. We purchase relatively small, city-sized lots of prime wildlife habitat for threatened and other wildlife species here in Cape Coral. Our city is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. Consequently, development pressure on wildlife is extreme.
OUR ROOTS RUN DEEP:
Established in November 2017, the Cape Coral Wildlife Trust currently owns 75 city lots providing habitat for gopher tortoises, burrowing owls and ALL the other wildlife species that depend upon their burrows.
TIME IS RUNNING OUT:
We are LITERALLY racing against time. The rapid pace of development in Cape Coral has pressed the urgency to purchase prime wildlife habitats as they are disappearing daily.
WHAT’S AT STAKE?
There continues to be a rapid destruction of natural habitat for this endangered species. Continued destruction of the burrowing owls’ geographically limited habitat, will entually result in extinction.
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