THE COCCOLOBA CHAPTER OF THE FLORIDA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY. Preserving, conserving and restoring native plants. The Coccoloba Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society. We meet at Holton Eco-Preserve. Located at 13411 Shire Ln, Fort Myers, FL 33912. On the THIRD THURSDAY of the month. Our speaker will present an informative and relative topic.

Thanks to all those participating, volunterring and sponsoring the 2017 Tour. Stay tuned here for registrations to open for the 2018 Tour. Businesses on tree-lined streets experience increased sales as shoppers linger longer. Children perform better in school if they are able to spend time in green settings. Neighbors spend more time outside and have more opportunities to meet one another in areas that have trees. Crime rates are significantly lower in green communities.

Not enough drinking water! Taxpayer costs of build-out. What can YOU do? Work with our Allies. Enough housing for decades to come. And much more is already approved in. Explore the map to see. What this over-development is costing YOU. Not enough drinking water for current population due to over-pumping, salt water intrusion and over-development. Includes new school construction, teachers, equipment and operating costs.

20 Things Every RC Member Should Know. 10 Things Every River Kid Should Know. Your River Cries for Help Now! Our mission is to fight for a safe, healthy and ecologically balanced St. Lucie River Estuary and Indian River Lagoon, natural resources that are vital to the economy and quality of life of Martin County and the Treasure Coast.

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation - Come Explore Our Natural World. About our Nature Center and Education. Realtor Study Links Water Quality to Home Values. Algal Blooms and Red Tide. Oil Spill from Deepwater Horizon. About the Native Plant Nursery. Native Plants and Habitat on Sanibel. Plant Walks - Weeds and Seeds.

Wednesday, July 16, 2014. Over time, I caught spotted seatrout, snook, tarpon and red drum, despite my lack of fly fishing grace and skill. The results of this reckless development and horrifically poor management and leadership on issues directly connected with storm water and ground water issues has plagued the health of.