OUTSIDE COLLAB 2025:
ECOLOGICAL + SOCIAL CONNECTIVITY
APRIL 24 + 25, 2025 | CLERMONT, FL
Day 2: APRIL 25TH
This event brings together industry leaders and innovators to explore the future of sustainable landscapes and community development. Focused on connectivity—ecological and social—it offers dynamic sessions on topics like regenerative practices, conservation, and sustainable design. Attendees will gain actionable insights and practical solutions to balance growth with ecological stewardship, fostering thriving, resilient communities.
Location: Clermont City Center, 620 W Montrose St, Clermont, FL 34711
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Discover how Groveland, one of Florida’s fastest-growing cities, is aligning its strategic vision with sustainable landscape practices. This panel will explore the city’s comprehensive plan, land development codes, conservation strategies, and investments in public spaces, emphasizing the integration of ecological and community priorities.
Lake County Commissioner Sean Parks will provide a regional perspective, highlighting joint planning efforts and initiatives that promote connectivity across municipalities.
Soil is the backbone of thriving landscapes, playing a pivotal role in water retention, plant nutrition, and biodiversity. This session brings together leaders in regenerative soil practices to discuss innovative solutions and emerging trends in soil management. From biochar and composting to soil amendments and microbial teas, attendees will gain practical knowledge to transform their approaches to sustainable landscapes.
This session highlights four groundbreaking master development projects that exemplify sustainable and connected community landscapes.
Through detailed case studies, attendees will uncover practical strategies and lessons learned in achieving sustainable landscapes on a large scale.
Join Mallory Dimmitt as she discusses the vital work of connecting Florida’s Wildlife Corridor—a vast network of nearly 18 million acres of conserved land and water. Learn how these efforts not only protect wildlife but also create opportunities for connecting communities and ecosystems more broadly. This session underscores the importance of defining a shared path, fostering collaboration and aligning Floridians to build a resilient and more sustainable future.

