• Restored the lighthouse on U.S. Coast Guard-administered land, using $855,000 acquired by the Loxahatchee River Historical Society and administered by the town. The town invested another $750,000 to renovate Jupiter Lighthouse Park.  
• Constructed an award-winning wetland, removing thousands of invasive trees; partners conduct annual sweeps to suppress       regrowth of invasive plants.
• Matched every BLM dollar spent at the Jupiter Inlet Natural  Area with local funds.
• Completed two prescribed burns to reduce fuel loads and improve wildlife habitat. Seven organizations contributed funding, expertise, and equipment.
• Established an outdoor classroom and volunteer program in cooperation with Jupiter High School. Students monitor burn plots, sample fish, and supply labor for events. Volunteers have donated more than 3,000 hours during the last ten years. 
• Responding quickly after last year’s hurricanes, volunteers cleared debris and collected cones to reestablish decimated sand  pine forests. 

As testament to the dedication and support of local communities,  the USDI presented the town with a patent for Jupiter Lighthouse Park in 2004. The Partnership has received several awards: the  BLM Legacy of the Land and the BLM Four C’s award; in 2004,  Juniper High School received a Take Pride in America award for  its volunteerism. The site has been selected for the Hands on the  Land program, a web-based network of outdoor classrooms across the country.