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Indian River Land Trust
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Our mission is to promote the preservation, conservation and improvement of Indian River County's natural resources and special places for the benefit of the general public and future generations.

The IRLT Mission

Land Trust Acquires significant acreage north of the Barber Bridge Land Trust Acquires significant acreage north of the Barber Bridge
Photo by: Benjamin Hager

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Sponsorships Available!

Join us, on Thursday evening, November 7, as the Indian River Land Trust celebrates Land, Water Wildlife, a celebration of Our Lagoon.

This event, the first exclusive benefit of the 2013-14 Season will be a fun filled night - - On this special evening, the Land Trust will bring together nearly 400 of our friends.

Save the Date
You can be a part of this most important fundraising opportunity, As a Sponsor you will be associated with the Land Trust, the only private non-profit preserving the Indian River Lagoon’s natural shoreline in perpetuity.

The money raised from this event provides critical funding for our mission to preserve and protect the Indian River Lagoon. The best way to ensure that the quality of life that makes our county so unique is for us to protect our most precious asset - - The Lagoon.

Call Ann Taylor 772-794-0701 or ataylor@irlt.org



The Toni Robinson Water Front Trail is Dedicated and open to the public.
On April 6, 2013. In a small quite ceremony the Board of Directors and Advisors of the Land Trust joined neighbors and friends at the dedication of the this eight acre parcel of land on the West Side of the Lagoon. The loop trail is peaceful and offers an expansive view of the north end of the Lagoon and Pine Island.

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The Indian River Land Trust assists landowners in planning for the stewardship of their properties to preserve the landscape. We provide a number of programs for landowners interested in working with us to protect their lands in perpetuity while providing support to the ongoing conservation efforts of our community.



Interesting Quote:
The land is the appointed remedy for whatever is false and fantastic in our culture...food for our mind, as well as our body. - Ralph Waldo Emerson