GREENWAYS & NATURAL LANDS

Chuluota Wilderness Area

MORE INFORMATION: Management Plan - Natural Resources & Trails

The Chuluota Wilderness Area is a 625 acre natural area located in the southeast corner of Seminole County. It contains a variety of natural systems such as mesic hammock, pond pine flatwoods, hardwood swamp and some rare habitats such as sand pine scrub. These in turn provide food and shelter for an equally diverse population of wildlife which includes white-tailed deer, gopher tortoise, sherman's fox squirrel, and the eastern diamondback rattlesnake.

The site's remote location and variety of habitats make it an excellent destination for birdwatching, wildlife study, and nature photography. In order to increase your chances of viewing wildlife, please remember to pack out all trash/waste, keep pets on a leash at all times and enjoy the natural surroundings quietly.

This site as, all other Natural Land sites, will serve as an outdoor classroom for students of all levels. Through the Green Seminole project, students will be enlisted to collect data, monitor vegetation, conduct wildlife counts, and perform other tasks to aide management staff in the process of land stewardship.

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