Gardening For Wildlife

Pollinato such as this Tiger Swallowtail butterfly add additional color to your garden. Photo by Charles Littlewood. Have you ever thought of the role your garden or yard can play in helping wildlife? The spaces in our yards, neighborhoods, local parks and schools can become preserves that will help sustain plants and animals. Even a small area can provide the elements needed by wildlife... Thursday, October 10, 2019 click to read more

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The Wildlife Center of Venice Celebrates 15 Years

The Wildlife Center of Venice is celebrating their 15th anniversary and they invite you to help them celebrate on Friday, October 18, 6-10pm, at Signature Events & Catering... Wednesday, October 9, 2019 click to read more

"Friends" Helping Stump Pass Beach Park

The Friends of Stump Pass Beach Park (FOSP) was founded in July 2018 by individuals with the mission “to preserve nature and protect wildlife by connecting people to the unspoiled beauty of Stump Pass Beach Park”... Thursday, September 26, 2019 click to read more

Tips To Aid Gopher Tortoises

The Wildife Center of Venice states that two main causes of the gopher tortoise injuries are vehicle injuries or encounters with dogs... Thursday, September 19, 2019 click to read more

Englewood Angler Wins Big IN Competition

Bill Goodso has won big in the 2019 statewide fishing competition. CCA Florid, (Coastal Conservation Association) the state’s leading organization dedicated to marine fisheries conservation... Thursday, August 22, 2019 click to read more

Website helps public know when and how to help wildlife

Have you ever stumbled upon a struggling or injured baby wild animal and wondered if or what you could do to help? The Wildlife Center of Venice has a link on their website, “Help!! Rescue Needed”... Thursday, August 15, 2019 click to read more