The Conservation Round Table will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Lake County, 1235 Mt. Homer Road, Eustis. This event is open to members of not-for-profit conservation organizations serving Lake County. The guest speaker will be Lake County Commissioner Sean Parks and his topic will be "Lake County’s Strategies for Protecting Rural Areas."
Deborah Shelley and Cindy Newton will speak on "Citizen Advocacy Tips for Protecting Lake County's Rural Areas. " Ms. Shelley is President of the Aquatic Preserve Alliance of Central Florida and serves on the board of LCCC and the Friends of the Wekiva River. Ms. Newton is a long-time Lake County resident and environmental advocate, and frequently speaks at local government meetings.
This event is free and open to the public
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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
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
LCCC’s Events Chair Katherine de Jongh created a colorful and educational booth.
LCCC’s Events Chair Katherine de Jongh created a colorful and educational booth.
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 […]
