North Florida Land Trust
Non-profit OrganizationsFlorida, United States11-50 Employees
North Florida Land Trust (NFLT) is a nonprofit land conservation organization based in Jacksonville, Florida, established in 1999. It focuses on protecting and preserving North Florida’s natural landscapes and ecosystems, prioritizing lands with ecological, agricultural, and historical significance across seven counties and the Ocala to Osceola wildlife corridor. Over more than two decades, NFLT has conserved hundreds of thousands of acres including coastal salt marshes, pine forests, cypress swamps, and beaches, providing habitat protection and contributing to regional biodiversity. NFLT serves communities within Nassau, Duval, Clay, St. Johns, Putnam, Baker, and Flagler counties, working through partnerships with other conservation groups and state entities to secure and manage conserved land. As a regional conservation nonprofit, it operates in the nonprofit sector and engages a local constituency focused on sustaining the area’s environmental while supporting agricultural and historical preservation. A recent development noted is NFLT’s ongoing expansion efforts around Bogey Creek, reflecting continued activity in conservation initiatives within its service area.