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    • ABOUT
      • Our Story
      • Leadership
      • Supporters & Partners
      • Contact Us
    • LEARN
      • Burrowing Owls
      • Gopher Tortoises
      • Conservation Overview
      • Research & Studies
      • Protected Properties
    • WILDLIFE HELP
    • GET INVOLVED
      • Volunteer
      • Owl Landlord Program
      • Events
    • DONATE
    • MEDIA
      • Wildlife Gallery
      • Wildlife Videos
      • Photo Contest Winners
      • Conservation News
      • Media Archive
    • CCWT Resource Center
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Our Story
    • Leadership
    • Supporters & Partners
    • Contact Us
  • LEARN
    • Burrowing Owls
    • Gopher Tortoises
    • Conservation Overview
    • Research & Studies
    • Protected Properties
  • WILDLIFE HELP
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Volunteer
    • Owl Landlord Program
    • Events
  • DONATE
  • MEDIA
    • Wildlife Gallery
    • Wildlife Videos
    • Photo Contest Winners
    • Conservation News
    • Media Archive
  • CCWT Resource Center

Wildlife Gallery

 

Explore the Beauty of Cape Coral's 

Wildlife and Conservation


Discover the incredible wildlife, protected habitats, 

and conservation efforts that make Cape Coral unique. 

Browse photographs and videos shared by local photographers, volunteers, residents, and wildlife enthusiasts that celebrate the natural beauty 

of our community and the people dedicated to protecting it.

Share Your Wildlife Story

Every photograph tells a story, and every story helps inspire conservation.

Have you captured a memorable moment with Cape Coral's native wildlife? Whether it's a burrowing owl watching from its burrow, a gopher tortoise crossing a trail, a butterfly visiting your garden, or another special encounter with nature, we'd love to see it.


Cape Coral Wildlife Trust welcomes photographs, videos, and stories that celebrate our community's unique wildlife and natural habitats. Selected submissions may be featured in our Photo Gallery, educational materials, website, and social media to help educate, inspire, and encourage others to protect the wildlife that makes Cape Coral so special.


If your submission is selected for publication, 

you will receive full photographer or contributor credit.

 

To Submit Your Photos or Videos


Please include the following information with your submission:

  • Your name (as you would like it credited) 
  • Email address 
  • Phone number (optional) 
  • Approximate location where the photo or video was taken 
  • Species, event, or subject (if known) 
  • A brief description or story about your submission 
  • Confirmation that you own the content and grant Cape Coral Wildlife Trust permission to use it on its website, social media, educational materials, and promotional publications with appropriate photographer or contributor credit 


Thank You for Supporting Wildlife Conservation


Your photographs and stories help document Cape Coral's remarkable wildlife, educate our community, and inspire others to 

appreciate and protect the natural habitats we all share.

Together, we can preserve Cape Coral's wildlife for generations to come.

Cape Coral Wildlife Trust

PO Box 152624, Cape Coral, FL 33915

239-980-2593 or [email protected]

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