Our mission is to conserve the natural habitats and resources of the watersheds and communities of coastal Big Bend, Florida for present and future generations.
Protecting Natural Areas for Future Generations
Welcome to the Big Bend Coastal Conservancy
The Big Bend Coastal Conservancy (BBCC) is a conservation program spanning the coastal zones of Franklin, Wakulla, Jefferson, Taylor and Dixie Counties in the panhandle of North Florida. We have been active since 2009, and formalized this non-profit conservation program in June of 2010. Our region has unique natural and cultural resources vital to the local economy and our way of life. Conserving these unique landscapes and areas of extremely high ecological importance, promoting the region for sustainable enjoyment, and improving the public's education through recreational opportunities are critical elements to our conservation initiatives.
Please explore our website to learn more about our efforts and how you can become involved.
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Big Bend Coastal Conservancy PO Box 12702, Tallahassee, Florida 32317-2702 (850) 228.4114 Phone/Fax E-mail
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Protecting OUR Coast
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Sentinel Buoy Project
THE BP DISASTER in OUR Big Bend Waters
The Natural Coastal Resources of OUR Big Bend
Fishery
Commercial Fishery
Recreational Fishing
Shell Fish, Oysters, Shrimp, Crabs
Sea Grass Meadows
Wetlands
Ecology
Waters
Coastal Waters of the Big Bend
Community Areas of Support for the BBCC
Major Waterways and Watersheds of the Big Bend
Apalachicola River
Ochlocknee River
St. Marks and Wakulla Rivers
Steinhatchee
Suwannee River
Minor Waters/Tribs/Bays of OUR Big Bend
Ecofina River
Aucilla
Pinhook
Oyster Bay
Spring Creek
Dickerson Bay
Fenholloway's Industrial Discharge
Water Quality
Red Tide Monitoring
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