LATEST NEWS
In late September 2018, we learned of a new and unexpected challenge at Wildflower Preserve in the form of soil contamination issues. We ask your help in addressing this challenge and continuing our
Our Fall 2018 newsletter is now available. Articles include: Inside this Issue 2018 LBC Stem Scholarship Winner Our New Office Manager Take Action for Clean Water Volunteer Profile: John McCurley
Since October 2017, an intense red tide bloom has been moving with the winds and currents along our Southwest Florida coastline, wreaking ecological and economic havoc from Naples to Clearwater
On the Wildflower Preserve property, we are lucky to have a large number of native Sabal (aka Cabbage) Palm trees. The Sabal Palm is the state tree of Florida. It is slow growing, but very
UPCOMING EVENTS
A 2.5 mile nature walk from the Stump Pass State Park parking area to the pass at the southern tip of Manasota Key. The park is located at the south end of Manasota Key. 900 Gulf Blvd. Englewood, FL 34223. […]
A study of the entire community ecology of a barrier island ecosystem and the parts that birds play. A short two hour walk reveals very nice examples of diverse coastal habitats (mangroves, upland hammocks and beaches.) Blind Pass Park is […]
A 2.5 mile nature walk from the Stump Pass State Park parking area to the pass at the southern tip of Manasota Key. The park is located at the south end of Manasota Key. 900 Gulf Blvd. Englewood, FL 34223. […]
