Conservation & Collaboration

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Amelia Island Conservation Network
Optimizing the effectiveness of local environmental organizations through information sharing and mutual support.
Optimizing the effectiveness of local environmental organizations through information sharing and mutual support.
Amelia Island Conservation Network (AICN) was founded in 2019. AICN began as a roundtable of major conservation groups and organizations in Amelia Island and its surrounding areas committed to developing highly-coordinated conservation and preservation movements focused on protecting natural resources, marine, ocean, and wildlife. AICN also serves as a facilitator of strategic action and a constant conservation presence in the community.
AICN’s includes independent groups and organizations who each work on a wide range of issues including tree conservation, eradication of invasive plants, beach & roadside clean-ups to promote a sustainable community, protection of our native animals and plants, and nature connection.
Given the diverse work of the groups and organizations, AICN plays a unique role in the conservation community. AICN helps the community easily access information about local conservation and preservation organizations.
AICN gives local conservation groups and organizations the opportunity to come together to develop shared knowledge, networks and technical skills.
Amelia Island Conservation Network
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, US
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