By utilizing a fully native and Florida-friendly plant palette and working in partnership with Palm Beach County, the design included over 600 relocated native trees and palms, two miles of lush perimeter landscapes, colorful vistas, wetland plantings, and native habitats to support wildlife. As an Audubon community, enhancing the natural habitat was critical to the membership to preserve and improve homes for the many kestrels, great horned owls, and cranes that call the Club home.