2023 Burrowing Owl Photo Contest

2023 Burrowing Owl Photo Contest

2023 Burrowing Owl Photo Contest Adult Category First Place Credit: Chris Robben Second Place Credit: Mike Fisher Third Place Credit: Elaine Weissborn T-Third Place Credit: John P. Hawkins Adult Honorable Mention Credit: Denise Blough Credit: Christine L’Abbe...
Thank You to All Burrowing Owl Festival Sponsors!

Thank You to All Burrowing Owl Festival Sponsors!

Thank You to All Burrowing Owl Festival Sponsors! The Board of Directors of Cape Coral Wildlife, Inc. would like to recognize the following major sponsors of the 2023 Burrowing Owl Festival – Wildlife & Environmental Expo. If you are personally acquainted with a...
2022 Cape Coral Pride Parade

2022 Cape Coral Pride Parade

2022 Cape Coral Pride Parade Pride with CCFW sign22022 Cape Coral Pride Parade Pride with Calendar Girls2022 Cape Coral Pride Parade Eagles watching Pride ParadeEagles Watching Pride...
2022 Cape Coral Art Festival

2022 Cape Coral Art Festival

2022 Cape Coral Art Festival This weekend’s Cape Coral Art Festival was a fantastic event, and a big round of applause goes to the Cape Coral Rotary Club for organizing an outstanding festival. CCFW had the pleasure of welcoming numerous visitors to our booth,...
We are officially 20 years young!

We are officially 20 years young!

We are officially 20 years young! Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife (CCFW) held their 20th year anniversary at the Cape Coral Museum of History, 544 Cultural Park Blvd., Cape Coral, FL on Saturday, April 24, 2021. An estimated crowd of 55 persons attended the event....
2021 Gopher Tortoise Day

2021 Gopher Tortoise Day

2021 Gopher Tortoise Day Cape Coral Wildlife Trust recently celebrated Gopher Tortoise Day, a special event dedicated to honoring and preserving our “Other” burrowing neighbor. The ceremony took place at a newly donated land adjacent to the Oasis Woods,...
Thousands flock to Burrowing Owl Fest

Thousands flock to Burrowing Owl Fest

On Saturday, thousands of people came to Rotary Park, some of them having to walk a half mile because it was the closest place to park, to learn not only about the owl, but to see other animals and learn about how we can do our part to save the bird, other species and the environment.