CREATOR / HOST — Chad Crawford
As the Emmy Award-winning creator of how to Do florida and The Outsiders Club, Chad Crawford has translated his love affair with the Sunshine State into a mission to help fellow Floridians get outside and get active in our beautiful state.
With his latest project, Flip My Florida Yard, Chad takes this passion and focuses it on our own little pieces of Florida: our backyards. A desire to protect our state—its natural resources, namely its water supply and native flora and fauna—lies at the heart of this show.
Chad often says, “When people experience the real Florida, they are more likely to take an interest in the issues that affect it.” With Flip My Florida Yard, Chad wants Floridians to experience the real Florida with their own landscapes.
It’s a win-win-win! When you Flip Your Florida Yard, you create an oasis where you’ll love to spend time, dramatically cut your water bill, and help save Florida's resources.
When not fishing, camping, or exploring all-things Florida, you’ll find Chad enjoying his own piece of central Florida with his wife, Kristy, and their children.
With his latest project, Flip My Florida Yard, Chad takes this passion and focuses it on our own little pieces of Florida: our backyards. A desire to protect our state—its natural resources, namely its water supply and native flora and fauna—lies at the heart of this show.
Chad often says, “When people experience the real Florida, they are more likely to take an interest in the issues that affect it.” With Flip My Florida Yard, Chad wants Floridians to experience the real Florida with their own landscapes.
It’s a win-win-win! When you Flip Your Florida Yard, you create an oasis where you’ll love to spend time, dramatically cut your water bill, and help save Florida's resources.
When not fishing, camping, or exploring all-things Florida, you’ll find Chad enjoying his own piece of central Florida with his wife, Kristy, and their children.
WHY?
If we all do a little, it adds up to a lot. Flip My Florida Yard shows Floridians how they can make small (and big) changes in their own backyards that help to save our water supply and protect our wildlife.