The Holton Eco-Preserve
A community-service project of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Fort Myers

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WELCOME TO THE HOLTON ECO-PRESERVE

The Holton Eco-Preserve is a welcoming greenspace experience…

  • an "environmental park" providing refuge from urban sprawl
  • dedicated to providing a living laboratory for exploration and hands on experiences
  • a place where the whole family can learn how to love nature, live lightly on the earth, and grow organic produce throughout the year
  • where the community can come together to enjoy learning about preserving our natural SWFL habitat

 

"Our mission is to help people to steward our earth through classes and events which promote sustainable lifestyles and enhance the native habitat of our community."
 

Announcing Young Gardeners Series

Feb 9, 2018

This is a new series of 6 sessions for home schoolers, ages 5 - 12, every Friday from 9:30a to 11:30.  Series will teach children about being good stewards of our SWFL habitat and growing healthy food.  $50/child for all 6 sessions or $10/session. Includes garden bed in community garden.  Email reservations at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or complete this application.

Stop by the Holton Eco-Preserve


Neighbors welcome!  Come by for a moment of serenity, enjoy the Preserve.  If you’re looking for a peaceful place to have lunch with our friends in nature – bluebirds, purple marlins, otters, and squirrels – grab a bag lunch and stop on by. Bring a friend.

13411 Shire Lane, 33912, off Daniels across from the Fire Station.

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