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82-T/A [At Work]
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AUG 25, 07:56 AM
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More land conservation by Republicans...
The Florida Cabinet on Tuesday approved funding for the permanent conservation of 19,897 more acres in the Florida Wildlife Corridor, including one parcel nearby: Horse Creek Ranch in DeSoto County.
• The land was conserved using funds from the Florida Forever program and the Rural and Family Lands Protection Program.
🐢 Background: State officials and conservationists are trying to conserve land within the corridor's green network of wilderness that snakes the length of the state, which also
includes pastures, citrus groves and working ranch lands.
Details: Horse Creek Ranch in the Peace River Valley contains mesic hammock, bottomland forest, scrubby flatwoods, and blackwater streams, among other natural features.
• Two parcels — Wolfe Creek Forest, and St. Joe Timberland, near Tate's Hell State Forest — will become public lands, expanding adjacent state forests.
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ray b
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AUG 25, 11:43 AM
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follow the money
to st joe CORPrats old fla scum there
sure sounds good
BUT drill down to who gets what why
some are FEMA SITES GIVEN AWAY [CAN'T BE SOLD]
hint seldom little guys big political pals sure do get the best deals
not always eazy to see a first glance layers of transfers of ownership
they are crooks they have years of experience stealing and hiding it
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82-T/A [At Work]
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AUG 25, 12:07 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by ray b:
follow the money
to st joe CORPrats old fla scum there
sure sounds good
BUT drill down to who gets what why
some are FEMA SITES GIVEN AWAY [CAN'T BE SOLD]
hint seldom little guys big political pals sure do get the best deals
not always eazy to see a first glance layers of transfers of ownership
they are crooks they have years of experience stealing and hiding it |
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I don't really know what you mean here, but I think this is a good thing. One of the things that ecologists and wildlife researchers have determined is that extinction for species happens in many cases due to a disruption of migratory patterns. There's a lot of animal "travel" for lack of a better word, that gets stopped / prevented when we build roads and eliminate natural land corridors.
Florida is now trying to do the thing that Texas has been doing for a while, and that's creating "green belts" that allow animal life to traverse unabated.
So this is definitely a good thing. I don't know who's benefiting financially... I don't think anyone benefits financially...
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Jake_Dragon
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AUG 25, 12:11 PM
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Next time the democrats jump on the feds tit and put a train through it, there will be your money trail.
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ray b
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AUG 25, 02:49 PM
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