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Gatorland Protects Florida's Wild Spaces
21 Apr
Summary
- Gatorland partners with Conservation Florida for Earth Month.
- New educational signs highlight swamp ecosystem benefits.
- The attraction encourages visitors to support conservation.

Gatorland has partnered with Conservation Florida to emphasize the vital role of protecting Florida's remaining wild spaces, particularly during Earth Month. Educational signage has been installed along the attraction's 2,000-foot Swamp Walk boardwalk, first opened in 1978.
These new signs educate visitors about the ecological benefits of swamps, including storm surge protection, wildlife habitat provision, and drinking water filtration. The preserved wetland showcases Florida's natural beauty and the wildlife it supports, serving as a crucial reminder of what is at risk from development.
Conservation Florida, a nonprofit, has helped conserve approximately 45,000 acres statewide since 1999. Both organizations are urging visitors to contribute to conservation by respecting wildlife, minimizing their environmental impact, and engaging in local cleanup initiatives.