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Events

The Federation believes that active engagement is key to protecting and conserving Florida’s natural heritage. That’s why we host a variety of events throughout the year—both in person and online—to bring people together and inspire action. Whether you’re joining us for an educational livestream, a hands-on conservation project, or an advocacy meeting, our events offer something for everyone who loves Florida’s wildlife and wild spaces.

Come out with the Federation

By participating in Federation events, you become part of a community that is dedicated to protecting and conserving Florida’s wildlife and natural habitats. Whether you’re joining us for an educational livestream, a hands-on conservation project, or an advocacy meeting, our events offer something for everyone who loves Florida’s wildlife and wild spaces.

 Check out our events calendar below for our upcoming events, webinars, and field trips and make sure to register for those that interest you!

  • Florida Panther Festival 2026

    Naples Zoo 1590 Goodlette Rd N, Naples, FL, United States

    We’re excited to invite you to the 2026 Panther Festival on Saturday, November 7, from 9 am to 1 pm at the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens in Collier County!  ...

  • Monarch Festival 2026

    St. Marks Wildlife Refuge 1255 Lighthouse Rd, St. Marks, FL, United States

    We’re excited to invite you to join us at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, November 7, from 10 AM to 2 PM to celebrate the awe-inspiring migration of...

  • Field Trip: Myakka River State Park

    Myakka River State Park 13208 State Road 72, Sarasota, FL, FL, United States

    We’re excited to invite you to enjoy Florida’s fall weather and connect with fellow Florida Wildlife Federation supporters during a 1.5-hour hike through oak/palm hammocks at Myakka River State Park...

 Want to make an even bigger impact? Click HERE to discover more ways you can stay involved with the Federation through advocacy, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Together, we can protect Florida’s wildlife and natural habitats for future generations.