Welcome to Hundred Acre Hollows
Where Nature Conservation Inspires Learning and Discovery
Our mission is to protect the wildlife, restore the habitat in Hundred Acre Hollows, and engage the public. We strive to enhance the lives of others by creating educational experiences where people can learn about our unique Florida ecosystems.
Hundred Acre Hollows is a recovering preserve in Central Florida, home to over 300 Gopher tortoises.
Protecting keystone species is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems, preserving biodiversity, and ensuring that future generations can experience the beauty and benefits of nature.
We are a 501(c)3, 100% volunteer-led non-profit advocating for nature conservation through habitat restoration projects, citizen scientist initiatives, and environmental-STEAM education.
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Make a Difference!
Thanks to the efforts of volunteers giving their time Since 2015, we’ve pushed back invasive species spread and restored 10% of the preserve (~11 acres).
With your help, we can keep the preserve open for all to enjoy, engage in restoration projects, maintain the paths and create new ones on land freed from invasive Brazilian Pepper tree, expand the native plant gardens, continue our education mission for homeschool groups and students at no cost for them, and last but not least, keep hundreds of gopher tortoises safe.
To support us in our mission, please consider one of these 3 actions:
Visit the Preserve!
The preserve is open on Sunday afternoons for 2 hours just before sunset.
The entrance is located at the end of a vacant lot on Rock Springs Drive in the Springs of Suntree neighborhood.
Parking is available on the street or at the Springs of Suntree Clubhouse, just a short walk away.
Please visit “Plan Your Visit” section of the website to know more about our opening dates and times. The preserve is fully managed by our dedicated volunteers.
We also invite you to follow our Facebook Event page so you don’t miss any of our special or regular events.
Thank you for your support!
HAH’s Sponsors & Partners
Habitat Hero Sponsor
Our partners in wildlife protection, restoration & education
