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A Journey to Preservation

The Wilderness of Cumberland Island

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“The idea of wilderness needs no defense, it only needs more defenders. Remaining silent about the destruction of nature is an endorsement of that destruction.”

 
 

Take Action For the Horses!

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Request that the National Park Service prioritize the development and implementation of a Wilderness Management Plan for Cumberland Island National Seashore. 

Fulfilling this responsibility will help to safeguard the island’s ecological integrity and ensure its continued enjoyment by visitors for years to come.

TAKE ACTION NOW!

To view more information about the feral horses of Cumberland Island, go here.

Recent News

CUMBERLAND ISLAND WILDERNESS CLOSED SINCE SEPT 25, 2024

CUIS was affected by Hurricane Helene and closed to the public on September 25.It reopened to day use visitors on October 6; Lands & Legacies Tours resumed on October 7. The park subsequently closed October 8 (prior to Hurricane Milton) and reopened to front country camping, day visitors, and Lands & Legacy Tours on October 12. All trails and campgrounds north of Stafford Beach remain closed to the public. A public hog and deer hunt is scheduled for Cumberland Island Wilderness November 5-7.

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