Protecting wildlife habitats in Seminole, Florida

Seminole County Environmental is a school located at 2985 Osprey Trail in Sanford, Florida, United States. This institution focuses on environmental education and sustainability practices. Students at Seminole County Environmental have the opportunity to learn about conservation, renewable energy, and protecting the natural world. The school offers a hands-on approach to learning, with outdoor classrooms and field trips to local ecosystems. By promoting environmental awareness and stewardship, Seminole County Environmental is preparing the next generation to be responsible global citizens.

Elmira's Wildlife Sanctuary, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of native wildlife in the Wimauma, Florida area. Located at 13910 Seminole Trail, Elmira's Wildlife Sanctuary provides a safe haven for injured and orphaned animals, offering them a second chance at life in their natural habitat. Visitors can learn about local wildlife and conservation efforts through educational programs and guided tours of the sanctuary. With a team of dedicated staff and volunteers, Elmira's Wildlife Sanctuary is committed to promoting environmental stewardship and protecting the diverse species that call Florida home.

Seminole Forest Wildlife Management Area is a sprawling park and zoo located in Eustis, Florida, United States. This institution is dedicated to the preservation and protection of the diverse wildlife that call the Seminole Forest home. Visitors can explore the natural beauty of the area while observing a variety of native species in their natural habitats. From hiking trails to educational programs, Seminole Forest Wildlife Management Area offers a unique and immersive experience for nature lovers of all ages. Come and discover the wonders of Florida's wildlife at this enchanting institution.

Welcome to Travatine Island Management Area, a serene and environmentally significant park located in Seminole, Florida. Nestled at the extreme north end of Boca Ciega Bay near Redington Shores, Travatine Island is dedicated to preserving the region's unique coastal resources and natural beauty. Managed by Parks & Conservation Resources, Travatine Island is part of Pinellas County's commitment to protecting environmentally sensitive lands. Our management practices focus on enhancing the natural biological diversity and maintaining the quality of native ecosystems. While the area primarily serves to protect natural and cultural resources, it offers a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts.