Protecting Green Space for Humans, Horses, & Habitat
The open green spaces, tree canopies, trails, wetlands and farms that define our way of life. From shaded equestrian paths to thriving wildlife preserves, these landscapes don’t just make Wellington beautiful — they give all of us room to breathe, connect, and thrive. But today, our open land faces growing threats from large-scale development. Once these green spaces are gone, they’re gone for good.
We are neighbors, equestrians, nature lovers, and everyday residents united by a simple goal: to keep Wellington green for generations to come. When you join Keep Wellington Green, you stand with a community that believes in thoughtful growth, balanced planning, and protecting the character that sets Wellington apart. Join us to protect the Wellington we all love.
We Love Wellington
We have world class recreational facilities
We have great parks and green space
We have miles and miles of horse trails
We are on the edge of the Everglades
We have an extensive canal network
We have one of the world’s largest horse shows
Protecting Green Space for Humans, Horses, & Habitat
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When state law narrows what local officials can decide, or moves approvals out of public hearings, it changes how and where residents can be heard. ...more
News
September 28, 2026•1 min read

We've pulled together a full voting record for every current and recent Wellington Council member, focused specifically on land-use and development decisions: rezonings, annexations, master plans, con... ...more
News
September 26, 2026•4 min read

Annexation is more than just a change on a map. It directly impacts daily life — altering which government entity provides police and fire services, how property is taxed, and what zoning regulations ... ...more
Community
September 22, 2026•6 min read

The New York Times just published a deep look at where Wellington's equestrian economy is headed, and it's worth reading in full, because the numbers involved say a lot about the pressure this village... ...more
Community
August 07, 2026•2 min read

After years of reviewing public records, agency correspondence, permit applications, zoning regulations, and environmental laws, we believe residents deserve to understand the facts surrounding this o... ...more
Community
June 27, 2026•6 min read

This is not the portfolio of a horse show operator. It is the portfolio of a real estate developer, one for whom the horse show is, at this point, a means to an end. ...more
Community
June 05, 2026•3 min read