Lake County Public Workshop – Conservation Strategy

Lake County Agricultural Center 1951 Woodlea Rd, Tavares, Florida

Public Workshop on Conservation Strategy. Lake County, in collaboration with Stetson University’s Institute of Water and Environmental Resilience and the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council is inviting residents to discuss land conservation, habitat connectivity, and strategies that can be used to preserve green space in the County. Agricultural Center, 1951 Woodlea Road, Tavares, FL

Lake County Public Workshop – Conservation Strategy – South Lake venue

E.L. Puryear Building 243 S Lake Ave, Groveland, FL

Tis is a repeat of the November 1st workshop in Tavares. Public Workshop on Conservation Strategy. Lake County, in collaboration with Stetson University’s Institute of Water and Environmental Resilience and the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council is inviting residents to discuss land conservation, habitat connectivity, and strategies that can be used to preserve green […]

Strong Towns presents Building a Stronger Lake County for the Next Generation

Lake County Agricultural Center 1951 Woodlea Rd, Tavares, Florida

Strong Towns presents Building a Stronger Lake County for the Next Generation, Public Presentation with Q&A Since January, the Local Action Team and other community members have been working diligently to develop responses to challenges within the community and help locals build more prosperous lives. Traffic is not inevitable in Lake County. Transit delays are not […]

November Membership Meeting and Online Forum – Welcoming Meredith Budd of the Live Wildly Foundation

LCCC Online Forum & Membership Meeting. Meredith Budd will speak on Balancing Economy and Ecology for a Sustainable Lake County and State. She is the Director of External Affairs with Live Wildly Foundation, a 501c3 dedicated to connecting and protecting wildlife corridors for a balanced ecology and economy. As the organization’s senior strategist, Meredith engages […]

LCCC online forum: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.

Attempting to Assign Value to Ecosystem Services presented by Courtney Stokes.  Ms. Stokes is a biology and environmental science teacher with Lake County Schools and a former Chairwoman of the Lake County Water Authority. A fourth-generation resident of Leesburg, she loves Lake County and is passionate about educating others about the natural world. Join Zoom Meeting:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89008079228

Free

2024 EcoExpo

Lake Square Mall 10401 US Hwy 441, Leesburg, FL, United States

2024 EcoExpo: Let’s Go Green!
About 50 organizations and many individuals have stepped up so far to help present the 2024 EcoExpo! Each wants Lake County to “Go Green.” By sharing our knowledge and energy, we can do just that.

Key Note Speech by Lake County Commissioner Douglas B. Shields

Lake County Commission Meeting

Eight LCCC members spoke in favor of continuing public funding for conservation lands. Other members sent emails to the commissioners. Our efforts were rewarded when all five commissioners voted in favor of placing a Public Lands Bond Referendum on the ballot this fall. Lake County voters will decide whether to continue public funding to acquire […]

Tour of Wolf Branch Sink Preserve

Join LCCC members and the Lake County Water Authority staff to tour Wolf Branch Sink on Saturday, May 11 th  at 8:30 am.  Wolf Branch Sink is a direct connection to the Floridan Aquifer, our regional water supply.  It is due to this vulnerability to contamination that this property is not open to the public […]

LCCC Online Forum

Zoom Meeting

Longtime Lake County citrus farmer Dalton Yancey will speak on citrus greening. Is it affected by climate change? What is being done to save the citrus industry in Lake County? Mr. Yancey graduated from the University of Florida. For almost 40 years, he represented the interests of Florida Citrus Growers in Tallahassee and Washington DC.  […]