Strategic Initiative #1
Inspire and engage our communities to act in ways that preserve and enhance the land, water, and wildlife in the face of changing natural and human-driven conditions.
Strategic Initiative #2
Expand and leverage SCCF’s expertise and voice to improve water quality in Southwest Florida and beyond.
SCCF In the News on Water Quality
- Tape grass decreased, how it affects water quality in Fort Myers May 3, 2026of tape grass in the Caloosahatchee River a concern. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation expert explains why. Tape grass is a critical
- San Cap Bank serves as sponsor April 29, 2026Sanibel Captiva Community Bank was a brewmaster sponsor for the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation’s (SCCF) 12th annual Beer in theSANIBEL CAPTIVA COMMUNITY BANK
- Latest red tide bad news: It's killing royal terns and sending some humans to emergency room April 29, 2026exactly, that is. Eric Milbrandt, director of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation ’s marine lab and his staff are writing a rapidAmy Bennett
- City council elects officers and receives annual reports April 27, 2026and Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Marine Laboratory Research Associate Mark Thompson presented the “2025 Lakes Water Quality andTiffany Repecki
- Spot a fallen Osprey chick? Quick action can save its life April 22, 2026Authority Meteorologist Andrew Shipotofsky recently visited with the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation to learn more about these birdsAndrew Shipotofsky
Strategic Initiative #3
Lead Sanibel and Captiva in becoming a nationally recognized model for resilience and sustainability for coastal communities.
