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This area spent years filled in with weedy, invasive species. In recent years, unwanted vegetation was removed and the process of planting native vegetation began. With support from The Florida Lake Management Society's Love Your Lake grant program, Se7en Wetlands is working to plant more native vegetation, improve water quality, and involve the public in this area. How will the new, native vegetation change overtime? Will better water quality and native vegetation bring more wildlife? Please help us document changes at this location!
About City of Lakeland
The City of Lakeland owns and operates Se7en Wetlands, a constructed wetland treatment system, which provides tertiary treatment, or final polishing, for all of the City’s wastewater. Located south of Lakeland, Se7en Wetlands is comprised of over 1,600 acres of marshes, swamps, uplands, and lakes.
Se7en Wetlands water connects to the North Prong of the Alafia River, which flows directly to Tampa Bay. Se7en Wetlands also provides water for Tampa Electric Company's Polk Power Station.
In addition to the treatment provided, Se7en Wetlands boasts an outstanding and diverse community of plant and animal species. Visit this living, breathing, functioning ecosystem and more learn more about this remarkable place.
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