The West Klosterman Preserve has been saved.
On April 10, Pinellas County bought the WKP from Pinellas County Schools. The purchase was funded by a commitment of
$1.5 million from the WK Preservation Group and $1.5 million from Pinellas County.
The County will own the property and join it with the Mariner's Point Management Area so that this important slice of paradise
remains a permanent home to the plants, trees, and animals that have always lived there.
Now the WK Preservation Group is doing due diligence on our next candidate project, and when we complete that work,
we expect to be announcing the new project and launching the campaign to save another slice of paradise in Pinellas County.
Your donation now will help us confirm and launch the new campaign..
WK PRESERVATION GROUP is a Non-profit 501 (c) (3) group located in Pinellas County, Florida. Our mission is to stop the destruction of natural habitat in Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay area that is rapidly disappearing to development, and failure is not an option.
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If we don’t take care of the environment, who will?
Mission
We save slices of paradise — preserving Tampa Bay’s biodiverse, natural lands through community education and action, partnerships, and lasting protection for wildlife and future generations.
Vision
We see a future where the Tampa Bay Area leads by example — demonstrating how citizens, governments, and partners work together to preserve biodiverse lands, restore balance between people and nature, and safeguard “slices of paradise” for generations to come.
Entrusted to Act
Seeking to Protect Pinellas County’s disappearing undeveloped sites.
CURRENT STATISTICS
SAVE the WILDLIFE and their homes
3,559
PEOPLE per square mile in Pinellas County, Florida’s most densely populated county.
22
MILLION trees cut down in Florida each year.
150
YEARS in which it may take a Florida Longleaf Pine (endangered) to become full size.
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PEOPLE & PLANET
Preserving Forests and Wetlands
Fighting For a Green Planet
Wilderness and Biodiversity