The One Hundred Year Plan

• To eliminate invasive plant species and to plant native species;
• To conserve land and grow crops;
• To offer education in the arts, history, music, literature, skills of the past and present, pottery, painting, gardening, birding, silviculture, time capsules, and other human cultures’ environmental issues;
• To engender in visitors an appreciation of the outdoors and the environment, the value in preserving nature, and entertainment they make for themselves through hoedowns, weddings, plein air paint outs, camp outs, citrus picking, classes to educate, and just simple walking-around-experiences, appreciating time in a type of environment fast disappearing;
• To nurture by inviting diversity, sharing talents and ideas, and fostering networking to further the goals of the Foundation and celebrate the best of humankind with open arms and minds.