The Florida Endangered
Species Network (FESN) was formed in December, 2004 at an
organizing meeting attended by 25 key leaders in the conservation
and scientific communities.
The Network aims to bring greater cohesiveness, communication
and support to endangered species activists at the local and state
levels, while building the grassroots power needed to assist with
federal Endangered Species Act initiatives and implementation.
FESN is currently undertaking a proactive, positive media
campaign to raise public awareness of endangered species, their
contribution to the richness and quality of Florida, and the
constructive role of the conservationist in long-term community
planning. FESN thanks Defenders
of Wildlife for providing the financial support to make this
web site possible. This web site was created by WildLaw. This web site is
a work in progress. Please send
us your comments and ideas! |
