White Oak Conservation

Initiative to save endangered whooping cranes takes off at Jacksonville-area wildlife refuge

A project intended to help save endangered whooping cranes is taking flight at White Oak Conservation, an internationally respected wildlife refuge in Nassau County.

Mable, April and Kelly Ann are among the Asian elephants that will be coming to White Oak Conservation.

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Largest Elephant Herd In Western Hemisphere Coming To White Oak In Yulee

Bill Bortzfield

A signature piece of “The Greatest Show On Earth” is being retired to White Oak Conservation in Nassau County.Thirty Asian elephants, most from the…

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Endangered Zebras Born At White Oak Wildlife Refuge In Yulee

Brendan Rivers

Four Grevy’s zebras, the world’s largest and most endangered species of zebra, were recently born at White Oak Conservation in Yulee.The four Grevy’s…

A Florida grasshopper sparrow perches on a bush at White Oak.

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White Oak Gets More Funding To Help Prevent Extinction Of Nation’s Most Endangered Bird

Brendan Rivers

A new $140,000 grant will be used at the White Oak Conservation Center in Yulee to try and prevent the extinction of North America’s most endangered bird,…

Image: These Florida panther kittens are being cared for by White Oak Conservation in Yulee.

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2 Rare Florida Panther Kittens Find Refuge At White Oak In Yulee

Two endangered Florida panthers have found a home in Northeast Florida after a mysterious neurological disorder left their mother unable to care for…

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2 Endangered Whooping Cranes hatched at White Oak Released In Wisconsin Refuge With Parents

Bill Bortzfield

Two critically endangered whooping cranes raised in Nassau County have been flown along with their parents and released to the Horicon National Wildlife…