More than 1,200 Acres Preserved, including 12 miles of Lagoon Shoreline.
The Mission of the Indian River Land Trust is to protect, improve, provide access to, and promote the preservation of waterways, open spaces, and green places in Indian River County for the benefit of all today and tomorrow.
Together, we are Conserving Land and Water Resources in Indian River County.
About the Land Trust
First established in 1990 to save McKee Botanical Garden, IRLT protects the land that protects the Indian River Lagoon.
The Land Trust promotes the conservation of the Lagoon for the residents of Indian River County by preserving habitat, protecting scenic waterfront and providing access for the public.
In The News
May 14, 2022Junior Scientist Fellows Program Celebrates Another Successful Year
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February 17, 2022
Land Trust's plans for Coastal Oaks Preserve
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Events Calendar
Birding Tour: Bee Gum Point Preserve
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT!Birding Tour
December 9, 2023 - 7:00 AM
Amateurs and experienced birders are invited to grab a cup of coffee and head to the Land ...
Birding Tour: Bee Gum Point Preserve
Birding TourDecember 13, 2023 - 7:00 AM
Amateurs and experienced birders are invited to grab a cup of coffee and head to the Land ...
Conservation tours are proudly sponsored by:
Making a Difference
The Indian River Land Trust Ladies of the Lagoon: Support, sponsor, and fund stewardship of the life within our local ecosystem. The ladies emphasis is the Lagoon, its water quality and interconnectivity with the surrounding land. Learn More about how to become a member and to donate.
Indian River Land Trust offers a variety of volunteer opportunities. If you are interested in volunteering, see our IRLT Volunteer Information. Thank you for your interest!
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.
