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"To acquire properties of environmental significance, restore those lands to their natural state and condition, manage them in an environmentally acceptable manner and provide public recreational opportunities that are compatible with protecting the natural resources."

Welcome to the Conservation 20/20 website.  Here you will find information from both the Lee County Division of County Lands and the Lee County Department of Parks & Recreation whom jointly oversee the operation of Lee County’s Conservation 20/20 Program.

Take time to read about the background of the Conservation 20/20 Program or take an in-depth look at each of the Preserves. You can also find information about Recreation Opportunities, Habitat Restoration and read the Land Stewardship Plan of each of the Preserves.

C2020 Update
Properties Acquired: 103
Number of Preserves: 41
Total Acreage:
22684.283
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As a land owner, if you are interested in our willing seller acquisition program details about the acquisition process and the various forms required to nominate your property can be found here.

Please be advised, due to the economic downturn and related decrease in property tax values, the funds necessary to purchase all properties nominated after December 1, 2008 are constrained.  Nominations received after this date will be reviewed for compliance with the conservation program goals and, if those goals are met, will be placed on a list for purchase consideration pending availability of funds.  Funds are anticipated to be available in 2011.

Checkout the Calendar for information on upcoming meetings, restoration projects and other Conservation 20/20 events. Our news section is also kept up-to-date with our current events, latest acquisitions and other information.

Questions or Comments? Contact us.


Latest News

  01/10/2010 - Caloosahatchee Creeks Preserve East Reopens after Prescribed Burn  
  01/06/2010 - Caloosahatchee Creeks Prescribed Fire  
  12/10/2009 - Prairie Pines Melaleuca Removal and Pine Tree Thinning Project  
  11/20/2009 - Lee County Conservation 2020 buys 292 acres in the Density Reduction Ground Water Resources Area  
  11/17/2009 - CONSERVATION 20/20 BUYS LAND IN BONITA SPRINGS!