Education abroad in Yulee, Florida

Welcome to White Oak Conservation, a 17,000-acre sanctuary located in Yulee, Florida, dedicated to the preservation and protection of endangered species and their habitats. For over 25 years, we have been at the forefront of wildlife conservation, including our successful program for the endangered Mississippi sandhill crane, from which over 100 cranes have been released into the wild. Our commitment to conservation is exemplified by our diverse community engagement efforts, both locally and globally. We strive to connect with and inspire individuals and organizations within the conservation network to foster a collective effort towards a sustainable future.

Welcome to White Oak Main Gate, a serene and expansive 17,000-acre park located on White Oak Road in Yulee, Florida. As a cornerstone of conservation efforts, White Oak has been dedicated to preserving wildlife and fostering a deeper connection between nature and people for over 25 years. Our commitment to conservation is exemplified by our successful Mississippi sandhill crane program, which has seen over 100 cranes released back into the wild. We take pride in being a hub for conservation excellence, and we are thrilled to celebrate our very own Dr. Scott Citino, DVM, DACZM, for receiving the distinguished Murray E. Fowler Lifetime Achievement Award. This recognition underscores our ongoing dedication to wildlife preservation and veterinary excellence.

Welcome to White Oak Service Entrance, a unique and inspiring park located in the heart of Yulee, Florida. Spanning an impressive 17,000 acres, White Oak is a sanctuary for animals, people, and innovative ideas. Our mission is to engage diverse communities in conservation efforts both locally and globally. For over 25 years, White Oak Conservation has been dedicated to the preservation of endangered species, notably the Mississippi sandhill crane. Our successful breeding and release program has seen over 100 cranes returned to their natural habitats, contributing significantly to the species' recovery.