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Martin County’s Premiere Land Trust Ultimately, Its About A Love For the Land.
We work with conservationists, private land owners, local businesses and the Martin County community to preserve our special quality of life,
and this unique home to an eccentric species of plants, animals and distinct way of life which we all share.  
Canoeing, hiking, riding, birding, fishing, ranching… or merely relaxing, it is our love of being outside, engaging our senses, making memories, being alive that we will remember.
Walking amongst the great trees and wild animals that remain, meander along the river’s edge…
join friends and family in a search for knowledge and community while helping to preserve a way of life and the reason why Martin County is a special  place to live.
Our members and supporters are from all walks of life, backgrounds and age groups, but we have one thing on common – our love for the land. 
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Upcoming Events

5 Oct - 26 Feb
3 Mar - 3 Mar

Martin County’s Premiere Land Trust

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    Drawing on community involvement and partnerships, Treasured Lands Foundation will help preserve Martin County’s natural resources, protect its wildlife habitats, advocate for intelligent land usuage, help create future environmental stewards and encourage passive and active outdoor r...

Featured Projects

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    "Friends of Mt Olympia" a 2 million dollar campaign is being launched to help the Treasured Lands Foundation and the local community to Save Mt. Olympia, part of the Atla...

Giving

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    The Annual "For The Love of The Land" Fundraising Drive starts on November 15. We are asking folks to support Treasured Lands by coming "Friends" of the organization by c...

Featured Events

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    Join the Treasured Lands Foundation Board, your friends and your neighbors at the Treasured Lands Foundation 3rd Annual “ Aim To Protect” Sporting Clay Shoot on March 3, ...

News

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    The famous Barley Barber Swamp reopened on October 5 and the Swamp Bus leaves every Wednesday - Sunday from the historic Seminole Inn in Indiantown. Free tours hosted by ...

Land Acquisition Fund

Start date 09-10-2011
End date 09-10-2015
Goal $5,000,000.00
Donated amount $5.00

When did the county commissioners established the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Division?