Cape Coral
Wildlife Trust
Our Mission
Cape Coral Wildlife Trust (CCWT) was formed to acquire land for education, research, and the preservation of Cape Coral’s indigenous wildlife.
Cape Coral Wildlife Trust, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.

To Report:
Burrowing Owls, Gopher Tortoises: CCFW 239-980-2593
Injured Wildlife: CROW 239-472-3644
Harassment of Wildlife: FWC 888-404-3922
Rotary Park Wildlife Info: 239-549-4606
Cape Coral Code Enforcement: 239-574-0613
Monitor Lizards: CC Environmental Resources 239-574-0785
Donate to Cape Coral Wildlife Trust
Donations Form A
In the News:
FWC announces selection of 14 new Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail sites
Thousands of bees found dead at Cape Coral home
Check out the Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife night at Jason's Deli on October 19th, 2023
NWF Magazine: Cape Coral - A rapidly growing Florida city fights to save its burrowing owls
The secret world of owls (CBS News)
WABC7 Burrowing Owls Displaced from Habitats by Developers in Fort Myers
Burrowing Owl, the 2022 ABA Bird of the Year!
Burrowing owl nests being threatened by developments and natural causes : Click Here

Ed & Pascha Donaldson, Council Member Jennifer Nelson, FWC Officer Kyle Rogers.
Photo from dedication ceremony at Pascha's Preserve. celebrating Gopher Tortoise Day April 10. Pascha's Preserve is located at 3735 Oasis Blvd just South of Oasis High School.
Action needed- sign the petition.
Florida needs a Right to Clean Water Constitutional Amendment!
Sign the petition by clicking I will sign!
Here’s the link to the article in the Cape Coral Breeze: Right to Clean Water
