Environmental Lands Conservation Program

Osceola County has taken steps to preserve the County's natural beauty and to ensure there will be natural lands and water resources for future generations.

The Environmental Lands
Conservation Program, known as SAVE (Save and Value Environment), was created to acquire and manage ecologically important lands, funded by a dedicated millage approved by the voters. With your SAVE dollars, over 3,300 acres have been acquired to protect water resources, preserve wildlife habitats, provide public green spaces, and support passive, resource-based recreation.

Purpose

To plan for the future growth and initiate a long-term program to acquire and improve environmentally endangered land for the protection of water resources, wildlife habitat and public open space.

Mission Statement

To preserve the natural beauty of the county and to ensure that there will be natural lands and water resources for future generations.

Together, we can protect and preserve the natural beauty of Osceola County.

Environmental Conservation Areas Acquired through SAVE

	Camp Lonesome Conservation Area
	Cherokee Point Conservation Area
	Lake Lizzie Conservation Area
	Lake Runnymeade Conservation Area
	Shingle Creek Regional Park - Babb Landing at Shingle Creek - Bass Road at Shingle Creek - Marsh Landing at Shingle Creek - Pioneer Village at Shingle Creek - Ruba Location at Shingle Creek - Steffee Homestead at Shingle Creek - Steffee Landing at Shingle Creek Regional Park
	Tupperware Island Conservation Area / Brownie Wise Park
	Twin Oaks Conservation Area

For more information about all the County's park facilities, visit County Parks and Public Lands.