Florida lawmakers considering bills to protect state parks and improve resiliency in upcoming session
The resiliency bills would develop rules for nature-based solutions and a tax-credit program for green buildings.
The resiliency bills would develop rules for nature-based solutions and a tax-credit program for green buildings.
State Sen. Gayle Harrell has filed Senate Bill 80 to stop construction of sporting facilities at state parks.
A new bill would prohibit sporting amenities and structures that may cause significant harm to resources in state parks.
Even though proposals to develop state parks have been shelved for now, morale at Florida's DEP has suffered.
After eight days of public criticism, the governor paused a plan for golf courses, hotels and pickleball courts in Florida ...
The plan for 350-room lodges, pickleball courts and golf courses in state parks drew outrage from across the political spectrum.
We must be vigilant to ensure that Florida’s shared wild legacy reaches future generations.
The Department of Environmental Protection's plans for nine state parks include golf courses, two sets of 350-room hotels and pickleball ...
Environmental groups, members of the Florida Cabinet and Republican lawmakers have come out against the plan.
Resistance to prescribed burns puts Floridians at risk as climate change exacerbates the likelihood of severe wildfires.
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