Sarasota’s Celery Fields redevelopment sparks debate among community
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Read MoreThe plan for a new housing subdivision across the street from Sarasota County's Celery Fields and local opposition the proposal has spurred will escalate on Thursday when a planning advisory board meets to discuss the issue. A 51-acre slab of farmland to the Celery Fields’ southeast, across from Raymond Road, is being sold by Smith Properties to the…
Read MoreSARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. — At Celery Fields, a man-made wetland east of I-75 in Sarasota County, the early bird doesn’t get the worm. The early bird gets the bird or, to be more precise, a photo of one. “It's a lot of fun,” said Linda Elenbaas, as she stared through her camera’s viewfinder down the…
Read MoreThe William G. and Marie Selby Foundation recently awarded $100,000 to Sarasota Audubon in support of the re-wilding project at the Celery Fields. The local Audubon chapter is partnering with the Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast to increase the biodiversity of the Celery Fields by building and enhancing the habitat of the adjacent 33…
Read MoreThe William G. and Marie Selby Foundation recently awarded $100,000 to Sarasota Audubon in support of the re-wilding project at the Celery Fields. The local Audubon chapter is partnering with the Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast to increase the biodiversity of the Celery Fields by building and enhancing the habitat of the adjacent 33…
Read MoreCONTACT: Suzanne Dameron, APR, CPRC (941) 809-3247 l LimeCommunications2@gmail.com Sarasota, FL (May 4, 2023) – Sarasota Audubon Society recently received a $75,000 grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation in support of their joint project with Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast to re-wild the Quad Parcels at the Celery Fields. “We are grateful to Gulf Coast Community Foundation…
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