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Clearwater City Council to review grant for Moccasin Lake Nature Park pollinator garden
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Clearwater City Council to review $923 grant for Moccasin Lake Nature Park pollinator garden native plantings

Clearwater City Council will consider a $923 grant from the Florida Wildflower Foundation for new native plantings at Moccasin Lake Nature Park's pollinator garden. This initiative aims to enhance the biodiversity of the park by supporting the growth of crucial native plants.

09/28/2026 · Clearwater edition

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The Clearwater City Council will consider approving a grant agreement for new native plantings at the Moccasin Lake Nature Park Pollinator Garden. The proposed agreement, totaling $923.00, is between the Florida Wildflower Foundation, Inc. and the City of Clearwater.

This initiative aims to enhance the biodiversity of the Moccasin Lake Nature Park, a local natural preserve. The grant specifically targets the pollinator garden, supporting the growth of native plants crucial for local insect and bird populations. Such projects contribute to the ecological health of Clearwater and provide educational opportunities for residents.

The grant falls under the 'Viva Florida Landscape Demonstration Garden' budget. Financial requirements for the grant stipulate that the City's 'Applicant share' and 'In-kind share' combined must be at least $500 and equal or exceed 50% of the total grant fund requested. Volunteer hours contribute to the in-kind share, valued at $34.79 per hour. The grant funding itself is specifically allocated for plant and seed expenses.

The City Council will discuss this item during their Work Session on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 1:30 PM. The agenda lists the item as 8.1 (other). Residents interested in the environmental health of local parks can attend the session or review the agenda materials.

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