We are located in Broward County. Although our community is small in size, it is rich in wildlife and diversified native landscapes. To the far south, homeowners on three acre parcels have allowed a good number of native species to remain such as the pine flat areas and the cypress wetlands. To the southwest is a 44 acre environmentally sensitive land that was purchased by Broward County through the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Bond Issue acquisition program. To the east is a six acre parcel of undeveloped land owned by the county with A-1 zoning.
Invasive species dominate the perimeter but they are immature in growth.
Many observe endangered wildlife in this area. We have had meetings with our district county commissioner with the possibilities of designating it as a community habitat center. The community habitat team has submitted a request for 800 native trees from the National Tree Trust. The Civic Association is soliciting local merchants, nurseries and homeowners to improve the park which has many invasive Australian pines. Our local town paper might provide monthly stories and updates.