FloridaCorps

06/19/2026

We had a great time over the past two days teaching local youth about oyster restoration through our Vertical Oyster Garden (VOG) activity! Participants learned how oysters help keep our bays healthy and even built their own VOGs.

Thank you to everyone who took time out of their day to join us!

06/19/2026

A huge thank you to The Nature Conservancy for helping us build FloridaCorps!

06/18/2026

Our Franklin County and St.Andrews Bay Fire Crews completed 888 acres of Prescribed Burns last week with the Northwest Florida Water Management District in St.Andrews and Chowtawhatchee Watersheds

06/18/2026

It’s that time again! Don’t miss out on an awesome opportunity to gain valuable skills and make direct impacts on your local ecosystems🌱 Our interest form is now open and we will begin reaching out to individuals who complete the form throughout July and August. You can find this form linked in our bio, the QR code on the flyer, or by copy+pasting this link in an external browser:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScKA1q88AkoI49C_nOmktXl0IPQ5sqa-T1ss-wkcHuBX23JQw/viewform

06/18/2026

With our seagrass restoration coming to an end, it was time for our partners, AmiKids and AquaTech, to take the the water and start planting all the starter plugs that we made.

06/11/2026

We love Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance!!

06/10/2026

Our Pensacola crew has been hard at work alongside .dep collecting Spartina alterniflora from Project Greenshores!

Working under a collection permit, the crew is helping harvest this important native marsh grass for propagation at the Northwest Florida Aquatic Preserves’ nursery. From there, the plants will be grown and multiplied for future coastal restoration projects, including living shorelines that strengthen shoreline resilience!

06/08/2026

06/04/2026

After a day of harvesting, its time for our St.Andrews Crew and AmiKids Students to start making "plugs" or starter plants that will eventually be planted in the ground on the spot where the boat scar now remains. The hope is that these plugs will grow together and reform the seagrass meadow that disappeared.

06/03/2026

Thank you E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center ! We are so happy to be a partner! Your work is awesome!!

💚 A huge thank you to our partners at Florida Corps!

The work we do at the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center would simply not be possible without the dedication, time, and energy of the incredible people and organizations who stand behind our mission. Florida Corps has been an invaluable partner, and we are so grateful for everything they bring to our campus and our community.

From helping us serve thousands of students and visitors each year to showing up with heart and purpose every single time — Florida Corps, you make a world of difference. 🌿

Thank you for believing in what we do and for helping us bring nature education to life right here in the Florida Panhandle. We are lucky to have you in our corner. 💛