Our Oceans need our help
The following video outlines the rising concern over ocean debris in this state, this country and the world.
The following video outlines the rising concern over ocean debris in this state, this country and the world.
“We must take action in our lifetime to protect Florida’s treasures..” – Governor Crist
Governor Crist was recently awarded the National Wildlife Federation’s “Conservation Achievement Award.
You can read Governor Crist’s comments and find additional information about the award by viewing this press release.
Volusia County residents can register for a program to become a Florida Master Naturalist.
Progress Energy committed to developing renewable energy resources recently conducted a successful biofuel test burn.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has a page set up titled “Think Outside the Recycling Bin” which offers ways to recycle that may not normally be considered.
Case in point recycling tennis or athletic shoes. The site pointed to 3 other sites that accept used shoes, check them out:
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has more than $11 billion included to coordinate, amplify and elevate our nation’s investment in a clean energy future.
The event will be held on May 19-21, 2009 in Orlando at the Convention Center. According to the event brochure the event:
This is a great opportunity to learn from global and regional experts in how to green your organization and prepare for the upcoming green and clean tech boom expected from the new presidential administration.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) recently recognized Miami Palmetto High School and the students for their efforts in winning a state wide recycling pledge contest.
A reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest of the person who shot and killed a Bald Eagle in Seminole Florida according to a posting found on the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, Inc website.
The Orlando Sentinel has an article regarding the Lake County water treatment facility scheduled to begin operations in March.
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