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But more money has been allocated in this year's state budget for a program that pays farmers and ranchers in the Florida Wildlife Corridor not to develop their land.
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Nearly $118 million will be spent to conserve about 76,000 acres of land. Using money from the Florida Forever program, the state will buy two conservation easements.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet on Monday quickly approved $141 million in deals that will help preserve land from the Panhandle to Southwest Florida.
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Local environmentalists are concerned that a gas station could pollute nearby Wakulla Springs.
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A plan to save part of the English Forest in Tallahassee from development has moved a step closer. The Acquisition and Restoration Council of Florida Forever unanimously voted to approve the English Forest Preserve Project.
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The purchase, the largest by the governor and Cabinet in more than a decade, was negotiated with The Nature Conservancy, which contributed $2.25 million for the transaction.
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In Seminole State Forest, Traci Deen steps off the trail into the shoulder-high scrub palmetto.
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TALLAHASSEE --- Senators pressed forward Tuesday with a proposal that would provide $100 million a year for Florida Forever, as the House and Senate go…
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Over the last three years, Florida Forever has not been the titan of land preservation it once was. The conservation program has seen significant cutbacks…
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The Florida Senate is aiming to divvy up a pot of environmental money with large chunks earmarked for Florida’s springs and the St. Johns River. The…