THE COCCOLOBA CHAPTER OF THE FLORIDA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY

Preserving, conserving, and restoring native plants
and native plant communities
of florida

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Interested in volunteering or visiting River Oaks Preserve? 

Just show up! Show up on Tuesdays or Sundays between 9 and 1. 
Use "River Oaks Preserve" in your mapping software for best results. You can only enter the preserve from Broadway Ave E.

Do you need additional information? 
Look through this website or call (239) 273-8945. 

Looking to add great native plants to your yard or Community?

Stop by! Stop by on Tuesdays or Sundays between 9 and 1. 
Use "River Oaks Preserve" in your mapping software for best results. You can only enter the preserve from Broadway Ave E.

Do you need additional information? 
Look through this website or call (239) 273-8945. 
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PLEASE NOTE: The Wet Walk is a physically taxing activity. You must be in good shape to navigate walking in the swamp with underwater logs and other objects. 
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In case you missed it, this was video captured by Philip Buchanan after a quick, but heavy January rainstorm at River Oaks Preserve.

Did You Know?

Through native plant sales and grant plantings,
the Coccoloba chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society
has provided over 100,000 native plants to Lee County over the past decade.


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Our outreach is possible with the generous support of our sponsors!
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The Mission of the Florida Native Plant Society is to promote the
preservation, conservation, and restoration
of the native plants and native plant communities of Florida
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Contact us by Mail: 9541 Broadway Ave E, Estero, FL 33928
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  • Home
  • Why Natives?
    • Why Natives?
    • EXAMPLES
  • Projects
  • What We Do
    • Meetings
  • Volunteer Info
    • Projects
    • FGCU Service Learning Hours
  • Education and Resources
    • Native Plant Resources
    • Native Plants for your area
    • Native Host Plants for Butterflies
    • Native Wildflowers for Birds
    • Native Plants for Birds
    • Documents
  • Newsletter
  • Our Founder