
Caring for the Land We Share
Set within a beautiful 10-acre landscape, Siesta Valley offers opportunities to connect environmental stewardship with community participation. Through partnerships with conservation organizations, students, and volunteers, we're protecting local habitats and creating a more sustainable future for this special place.

Working with conservation partners and donated native plants, the Foundation is developing habitat that supports birds, pollinators, and local biodiversity.

Bird-safe window markers have been installed to help reduce bird collisions, demonstrating practical ways to protect wildlife throughout the property.

A new partnership with FONA brings together local conservation enthusiasts for environmental education, volunteer opportunities, and ongoing stewardship.
We're expanding native planting, habitat restoration, and volunteer stewardship while exploring solar energy, battery storage, and other sustainable infrastructure improvements.
Fund a Need
Native garden — $30,000
Habitat restoration — $15,000
Fire resilience — $20,000
Volunteer tools — $10,000
The $75K stewardship proposal supports habitat and ongoing care. Separate capital ideas include solar ($100K), batteries ($150K), and electrical integration ($25K), pending technical review.
Explore all funding opportunitiesThere are many ways to support Siesta Valley, from volunteering and attending programs to becoming a sustaining member or making a charitable gift.