The Seminole Tribe of Florida's Wildlife Conservation Plan (WCP) guides the protection and management of threatened and endangered species that have the potential to occur on tribal lands. Approved by Tribal Council and in collaboration with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the WCP provides support to conserve culturally and ecologically important species while balancing responsible land use and long-term environmental stewardship for future generations. The Environmental Planning Program is responsible for the continued development and enhancement of the plan to support tribal interests.