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WILDLIFE INTAKE UPDATE: To minimize interaction with our staff and citizens dropping off wildlife, we are accepting intakes by call ahead only. Our intake hours have now changed to : 10AM-11AM and 3PM-4PM You will be instructed to call when you arrive and we will…
Starting Tuesday, March 24th, BTN‘s Wildlife Walk will be closed to the public for visitation (until further notice). We are still accepting intakes but kindly request you to call ahead first, so we can be prepared for your arrival. We are taking extra safety precautions…
Back to Nature is proud to have been reviewed by the Central Florida Foundation. Check out our profile here. https://cffound.guidestar.org/NonprofitProfile.aspx?OrgId=2493 Back to Nature is also now listed on Guidestar, demonstrating our commitment to transparency. https://www.guidestar.org/profile/59-2961216 To make a gift, visit http://www.btnwildlife.org/donate/
Enjoy breakfast or lunch on Thursday, February 18th between 6am-3pm at Sweet Mama's Restaurant! 10% of the days sales will go to Back to Nature! Sweet Mama's Restaurant 10743 Narcoossee Rd. Orlando, FL 32832 (407) 282-7737 Open 6am-3pm Daily
Please call 407-568-5138 or text 954-415-8948 for wildlife emergencies. Happy New Year! ? 
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…