September 21, 2026

Nature Conservancy

acquires  2,200 acres

at Telogia Creek

by Randall Vuxta, WFSU

The Nature Conservancy plans to release snakes like this eastern indigo snake throughout the newly acquired area at Telogia Creek.

LIBERTY COUNTY, FL – The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has acquired 2,200 acres of land in Liberty County. The land surrounds Telogia Creek and adds to the 22,000 acres under the conservation group’s care throughout North Florida.

The new acreage is home to the federally threatened eastern indigo snake, a blue-black glossy reptile that grows to be about nine feet long. TNC hopes to use the new area as a release point for the snakes, which the group has been breeding and releasing into the wild over the past decade.

The Nature Conservancy says the acquisition will also help create a more connected habitat for wildlife.

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