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Why do they need us?
Why do they need us?
In Brevard, white squirrels live close to people, roads, and neighborhoods, which increases the risk of vehicle strikes and habitat loss. As traffic grows and trees are removed, it becomes harder for them to move safely between food and shelter. Simple actions like driving slowly, protecting green spaces, and respecting wildlife can reduce these risks and help white squirrels thrive for generations.
Why Brevard?
Why Brevard?
Brevard has white squirrels because the right genetics, environment, and community care came together in one place and people chose to protect them however as there population decreases it is important now more than ever to look after them and drive safe in treed areas.
This map highlights Brevard’s main white squirrel habitat areas, where these rare squirrels are most commonly seen. This zone includes downtown Brevard, Brevard College, Franklin Park, Silvermont, and surrounding tree-filled neighborhoods. White squirrels regularly move through this area to find food and shelter, often crossing streets between parks, campuses, and residential spaces. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy spotting squirrels respectfully, and locals are asked to drive carefully and stay alert, as this area is especially important for protecting Brevard’s white squirrel population.
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