Florida's State Wildlife Action Plan Implementation Goals
Current Implementation Goals
Florida’s State Wildlife Action Plan sets goals and objectives for implementing the plan. Implementation Goals direct FWC resources, including State Wildlife Grants, and provide opportunities for partners to align Florida fish and wildlife conservation priorities.
Implementation Goals are designed to target high priority needs that have significant impacts to the state’s Species of Greatest Conservation Need. While each Implementation Goal objective measures a specific management action, they lead to an even more added conservation benefit through indirect and long-term impacts. For example, decreasing erosion at a single point in a river can improve habitat downstream.
The following Implementation Goals and objectives will be achieved through five State Wildlife Grant funding cycles.
Ecosystem Quality, Extent, Connectivity
Improve the quality, extent, and connectivity of Florida's ecosystems for the benefit of Species of Greatest Conservation Need.
Species Viability and Resiliency
Improve the viability or resilience of Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN) through informed management action that supports implementation of landscape conservation.