
It’s an honor to recognize Jim Thomas, who was recently awarded by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for his contributions to conserving wildlife habitat. As our longest-tenured employee of 44 years, Jim oversees more than 2,500 acres of land at Lucky Farms for the Chapman Family. His commitment extends beyond his job description, as he works closely with biologists to perform controlled burns and create habitats where both animal and plant life can thrive. This special recognition, part of the FWC’s Landowner Assistance Program, acknowledges his significant contributions to wildlife and their habitats, a crucial effort since public lands alone cannot sustain the state’s diverse wildlife.
Please join us in congratulating Jim on this well-deserved achievement and thanking him for his decades of dedication to both our company and the preservation of Florida’s natural heritage.











