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Back to Nature is so grateful for your support! Please consider giving this year to the injured and orphaned wildlife of central Florida and the ambassador animals of BTN. Any gift amount is one worth giving and is tax deductible. You can visit our donate…
Hello BTN Supporters! Have you ever thought about becoming an Officer on the Back to Nature Executive Board? Maybe now is the time you want to become more involved. Our current Treasurer has done a fantastic job but wishes to step down after this year.…
BTN accepts injured and orphaned Florida native wildlife but often a phone call is needed to ensure availability during our spring and summer seasons. This includes raccoons, birds of prey, fawn, water birds (including ducklings), and shore birds. We may redirect you to another wildlife…
3-24-2019 522 INTAKES SINCE JAN.1st! That’s 49 songbirds, 187 squirrels, 15 birds of prey, 100 misc. mammals (such as rabbits, otter, armadillo), 99 opossums, 38 raccoons, 15 water birds, and 19 turtles and tortoises! And we still have an estimated 2500 more to go until…
It is with heavy heart that we share news of the passing of one our dearest volunteers of Back to Nature. Loran was a member of BTN’s family for 4 years and dedicated over 1000 hours. He was a friend to everyone; human, furry, and…
We had a wonderful turnout for this year’s wine tasting fundraiser. Special thanks to Quantum Leap Winery, Brianna Shirin, our guests, volunteers and sponsors! CenterState Bank Gatorland Orlando Aquatic Weed Control GrayRobinson, P.A. 11th Hour Business Solutions, Ed Lynt, and Donna and Sonny Hilyard
Kick back and relax with our wildlife on #FathersDay because Dads are FREE all day at the refuge! Bring your own picnic and eat at our covered pavilion or under our shaded oaks. ???????? Enjoy our Wildlife Walk trail and visit up to 19 different…
Saturday April 21st at Lake Eola Park: BTN is proud to be collaborating on the SmART project for Central Florida Earth Day this year! SmART is art created with re-used items, and a scientific flare. This year’s theme is TINY HOUSES. Kids in 3rd through…