A Palm Beach philanthropic initiative connecting people to nature in support of the National Wildlife Refuge Association and its South Florida Urban Wildlife Refuge Project.
Wild About Wildlife unites Palm Beach’s philanthropic and conservation-minded community to support the work of the National Wildlife Refuge Association — the only nonprofit solely dedicated to protecting, promoting, and enhancing America’s 850-million-acre National Wildlife Refuge System.
Through signature events, partnerships, and local storytelling, Wild About Wildlife mobilizes community philanthropy in support of the Refuge Association’s South Florida Urban Wildlife Refuge Project—helping expand access to nature, strengthen environmental education, and support long‑term conservation outcomes across Palm Beach County and South Florida.
Together, we’re turning Palm Beach’s passion for nature into a lasting impact for people, wildlife, and the places we share.
Wild About Wildlife mobilizes local philanthropy through events and community engagement to support the National Wildlife Refuge Association’s conservation and education work in South Florida.
The conservation programs we support are led and operated by the National Wildlife Refuge Association. Through Wild About Wildlife’s fundraising events and partnerships, we help sustain environmental education, habitat restoration, and green-infrastructure initiatives across South Florida.
Through our fundraising initiatives, Wild About Wildlife supports the National Wildlife Refuge Association’s South Florida Urban Wildlife Refuge Project, which expands access to nature and strengthens environmental education and conservation efforts across Palm Beach County.
Your contribution supports youth programs, habitat restoration, and the protection of national wildlife refuges.
Volunteer opportunities are coordinated through Wild About Wildlife events and initiatives.
Event and program sponsorships help sustain Wild About Wildlife’s mission—bringing the community together around conservation while supporting the Refuge Association’s work in South Florida.
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