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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Exotic Species Control Exotic Species - Plants Exotic Species - Animals Prescribed Burning Prescribed Burning - Training Cultural Resources Management Timber Management Hydrological Management Coastal System Management Other - Wildfire Other ADMINISTRATION Central Office Headquarters Districts/Regions Units/Projects SUPPORT Land Management Planning Land Management Reviews Land Management Acquisition State Park Base Maps Training/Staff Development Vehicle Purchase Vehicle Operations and Maintenance Volunteer Support Citizen Support CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS New Facility Construction Facility Maintenance VISITOR SERVICES / RECREATION Information/Education Operations LAW ENFORCEMENT TOTAL EXPENDITURES Division of Recreation and Parks Expenditures by Category FY 2009–10 8 TOTAL EXPENDITURE $393 $1,463,364 $250,004 $1,796,098 $65,565 $1,179,801 $20,229 $185,208 $60,579 $42,881 $2,750,365 Subtotal $7,814,487 $4,796,699 $2,013,660 $13,757,790 Subtotal $20,568,149 $504,774 $11,868 $109,219 $33,861 $993,432 $22,462 $2,806,155 $632,100 $340,860 Subtotal $5,454,731 $18,435,221 $14,763,306 Subtotal $33,198,527 $1,819,399 $30,444,314 Subtotal $32,263,713 $6,789,576 Subtotal $6,789,576 Grand Total $106,089,183 PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL 7.37% 19.39% 5.14% 31.29% 30.41% 6.40% 100.0%
Florida Department of Environmental Protection Office of Coastal and Aquatic Managed Areas Mission Statement Coastal and Aquatic Managed Areas' mission is to protect Florida's coastal and aquatic resources. Management Goals • Protect and restore natural and cultural resources; • Increase biodiversity of listed species; • Reduce targeted exotic plants and animals; • Increase compatible public use of managed areas; and • Restore or maintain natural watershed function. Background and Significant Developments The Office of Coastal and Aquatic Managed Areas (CAMA) manages more than 4.1 million acres of the most valuable submerged lands and select coastal uplands in Florida. This includes the 41 preserves in the Florida Aquatic Preserve System, the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and the 3 reserves included in the National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) Program. CAMA was formed in 1995; however, the Aquatic Preserve and NERR programs existed under other organizations since 1975 and 1978, respectively. CAMA also provides protection to the shallow coral reef systems off southeast Florida through the Coral Reef Conservation Program. A major focus of protection of these significant waters has been the acquisition of coastal lands to buffer them from upland development. Where appropriate, CAMA manages these lands. CAMA manages 56,847 acres of uplands in its three National Estuarine Research Reserves. These lands and waters have high value for low impact recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, nature appreciation, boating and fishing. Population growth has increased the demand for public outdoor recreation, contributed to the degradation of ecosystems, and made resource management of the protected lands and waters more challenging. Growth along Florida's coasts, along with its $562 billion contribution to Florida’s economy, makes protection of natural coastal areas particularly important. It is, therefore, essential that public and private entities work together for the restoration and protection of all state lands. CAMA manages and restores submerged and upland resources through adaptive, science-based resource management programs such as prescribed burning, removal of invasive species, re-vegetation, and restoration of degraded habitats and water regimes. CAMA also conducts applied coastal research to contribute valuable knowledge that addresses CAMA’s management program needs and those of the coastal and ocean science community at large. Some of CAMA’s scientists have published key research in peer-reviewed journals, bringing the program to the national and international spotlight. Through the Gulf of Mexico Alliance and South Atlantic Alliance, CAMA is working with the other Gulf and south Atlantic states to bring a coordinated effort to the management and understanding of these significant water bodies. Encouraging environmental stewardship in the community through education and outreach is as important to conservation as good resource management practices. CAMA has built state-of-the-art environmental learning and visitor centers at two of its three National Estuarine Research Reserves to conduct education and outreach programs and has a third center slated to open in the fall of 2010. 9
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Acquisition and Restoration Council
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ITEM 1: Announcements:
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ARC Summary August 12, 2010 Ms. Lau
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ARC Summary August 12, 2010 ITEM 12
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ARC Summary August 12, 2010 Ms. Mar
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OLD BUSINESS 2 ARC Summary August 1
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ARC Summary August 13, 2010 Dr. Fre
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Consumptive Use Permit number 8932
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Exhibit O
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USE IS NOT INCOMPATIBLE: The trail
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14775 Old St. Augustine Road Jackso
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September 14, 2010 Mr. Robin Smith
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PRITCHARD ROAD EXTENSION The purpos
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Manual on Uniform Traffic Control D
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Photo 3 View of the paved multi-use
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Transportation Element: P L\ :\ \'
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Mr. Robin Smith Page 2 September 14
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will provide the City with a detail
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ARC Ten Questions - Jacksonville-Ba
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I I I I Attachment A POLICY 2.131-0
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Thornhill Property Surrounding Road
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Roadway No.1 - Holly Hill Grove Roa
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• FDC Grove Road Extension is in
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North Ridge Trail Alternative Align
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Map B' Proposed Road Network at the
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ORDINANCE NO. 09 -_ AN ORDINANCE OF
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Attachment A POLICY 2.13] -06 - SPE
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Padraic Bergin Living Trust - Parce
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Property Search -- Monroe County Pr
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ITEM 8: REQUEST: Consideration of a
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Lake Hatchineha Parcels Proposed fo
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To: Ellen Stere From: Katy NeSmith
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Site 2 2 Parcels 3.10 Acres Parcels
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Osceola Pine Savannas Parcels Propo
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Osceola Pine Savannas Parcels Propo
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ITEM 10: REQUEST: Consideration of
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ITEM 11: REQUEST: Annual update on
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Status of Conservation Easements -
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Conclusions The State of Florida ho
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SUMMARY OF MANAGED AREA ACREAGES Ma
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Division Of State Lands - Bureau of
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Division Of State Lands - Bureau of
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LAND MANAGEMENT REVIEW TEAM REPORTS
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How to read the reports To improve
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Consensus Commendations to the Mana
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Hydrologic/Geologic function Hydro-
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prevention - pests/pathogens III.E.
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Non-Native, Invasive & Problem Spec
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APPENDIX B: I.A. Natural Communitie
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Name of Site: Yellow River WMA Coun
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APPENDIX A: PLAN REVIEW 1 2 3 4 AVE
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Hunting VI.A.1 1 1 1 1 1.00 Fishing
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Equipment V.2.b 1 1 1 1 1.00 Staff
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Name of Site: Box-R WMA County: Fra
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prevention - pests/pathogens III.E.
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control - plants III.E.2.a 5 5 4 5
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SECONDARY MANAGER TRACTS FY 2009-20
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FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVAT
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(3) coordinate learning/training op
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Office of Coastal and Aquatic Manag
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Division of Forestry Determining Ec
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Land Management Uniform Accounting
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Includes signs, brochures, maps and
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Table of Contents Council Chairman
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Habitat Restoration and Improvement
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Unit Name: Dagny Johnson Key Largo
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Unit Name: Devil’s Millhopper Geo
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Unit Name: Dr. Julian G. Bruce St.
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Unit Name: John D. MacArthur Beach
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Unit Name: Mike Roess Gold Head Bra
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Unit Name: Peacock Springs State Pa
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Unit Name: Rock Springs Run State R
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Unit Name: Savannas Preserve State
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Unit Name: Sebastian Inlet State Pa
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Unit Name: Skyway Fishing Pier Stat
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Unit Name: Acres: 11,950 Managing A
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