Treasure Coast Research Park
St. Lucie County is actively sowing the seeds of the future by creating a Research, Education and Development Park (Research Park) in Fort Pierce, Florida, currently comprised of 356 acres with future additions bringing the total acreage to over 1,650 acres.
In 2005, the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners and the University of Florida collectively created this agriculturally and bio-technologically focused Research Park on Florida's east coast. Through the cooperative efforts of the School Board of St. Lucie County and the University of Florida, plans are advancing for the inclusion of the additional property.
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Latest News
ORGANIC FARMING A GROWING TREND
04/27/2012Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) is the only national, non-profit organization to track and report organic programs and activity in the U.S. land grant system.
Read MoreFORT PIERCE PROFESSOR HONORED IN HAITI
04/23/2012FORT PIERCE — Just months after the catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti in January 2010, Brian Boman went to the island nation to show people how to access water and produce food.
Read MoreBen DeVries, CEO & Executive Director
Ben D. DeVries, FRICS, CRE, brings more than 30 years expertise in corporate real estate and management to the Treasure Coast Research Park.
More InformationWelcome
Welcome to a climate of innovation; a place
where cutting edge research of biotechnology,
alternative fuel and agriculture takes place.
Make Treasure Coast Research Park your
research destination.
