The Florida Natural Areas Inventory is Florida's Natural Heritage Program and state member of the NatureServe network. We are housed within the Florida Resources and Environmental Analysis Center at Florida State University. We manage a database of current information on Florida's rarest species, maintain an inventory of the state's conservation land holdings, and conduct ecological surveys and analyses to support conservation planning and land management. Our program is entirely supported by projects developed in cooperation with agency partners.

Highlights

Employment Opportunity - Field Biologist

FNAI is currently hiring for this full-time one year with possible extension position.

Interactive Conservation Lands Map

FNAI has completed a major update to our Florida Conservation Lands web map viewer. The new version allows users to search and view Florida Conservation Lands, Florida Forever Board of Trustees land acquisition projects, Florida Forever acquisitions, and conservation easements on private lands all in a single map.

FNAI News & Notes

Follow our blog for regular updates on activities at the Florida Natural Areas Inventory.

Atlas of Florida's Natural Heritage

FNAI is pleased to announce publication of a comprehensive, richly illustrated atlas of Florida's species, communities, and conservation efforts. Now at a new lower price. More information on ordering available here

Florida Longleaf Pine Ecosystem Geodatabase

FNAI has partnered with the Florida Forest Service to develop a spatial database that will serve as the central repository for data on the distribution and ecological condition of longleaf pine ecosystems in Florida.

Southeast Longleaf Ecosystem Occurrences Geodatabase

The Southeast Longleaf Ecosystems Occurrences (LEO) database is a project to develop a shareable GIS database of documented longleaf pine locations and ecological conditions across the range.

Florida Biodiversity Matrix

The Biodiversity Matrix is a screening tool that provides immediate, free access to rare species occurrence information statewide.

Tips for Distinguishing Native from Invasive Species

Download this pdf file from FNAI biologists, based on our training presentation at invasive plant workshops held in February and March 2017.

LandScope

FNAI is pleased to be a pilot member of Landscope America, the conservation guide to America's natural places.

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