Florida’s Cabinet vastly overpaid for land the state didn’t need. Why?
The state paid $83 million for 4 acres next to the city of Destin’s Norriego Point Beach park.
The state paid $83 million for 4 acres next to the city of Destin’s Norriego Point Beach park.
The state could have used $83 million dollars to buy thousands of acres of public land in endangered ecosystems.
Save Crystal River is leading the charge to restore underwater ecosystems, reviving native habitats, springs and waterways.
These 'bite-sized videos' provide short explanations of environmental terms that people regularly hear in the news.
The corridor shows how important habitats can be protected in places that face burgeoning population growth.
Amendment 1 was designed to preserve unique ecosystems, safeguard water quality and ensure public access to natural lands.
SB 80 allows loopholes that could enable inappropriate development and doesn't protect state forests and wildlife management areas.
The Invading Sea's online panel discussion on the Florida Wildlife Corridor was held as part of Florida Climate Week 2024.
Video of the event will be released Oct. 7 at 9 a.m. as part of Florida Climate Week, hosted by ...
VoLo Foundation is participating in Climate Week NYC as it prepares to host Florida Climate Week.
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