Initiated in 2004 with seed money from the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners and a Community Education Grant from the Southwest Florida Water Management District, members of Scenic Pasco teamed with Pascowildlife Inc. and the Nature Coast Native Plant Society to introduce the first Adopt-A-Pond effort in Pasco County. 

The flagship project located south of SR 54 on US 41, Land O Lakes was transformed from a barren, lifeless pond into a flourishing ecosystem. People of all ages, came from all over Pasco County to participate.  Overall, volunteers planted 1900 native plants.  Now known as Denim Pond, volunteers continue to monitor its progress.

In January of 2006 Adopt-A-Pond Pasco Inc. a Florida non-profit corporation was organized to coordinate program activities and act as an official conduit for the Adopt-A-Pond Pasco Program. 

We are pleased to have the opportunity to bring the Adopt-A-Pond Program to the citizens of Pasco County.