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Florida Department of Environmental Protection

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection is the lead agency in state government for environmental management and stewardship. The Department of Environmental Protection is one of the more diverse agencies in state government, protecting Florida�s air, water and land. The Department is divided into three primary areas: Regulatory Programs, Land and Recreation and Planning and Management. Florida�s environmental priorities include restoring America�s Everglades, improving air quality, restoring and protecting the water quality in our springs, lakes, rivers and coastal waters, conserving environmentally-sensitive lands and providing citizens and visitors with recreational opportunities, now and in the future.

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Governor, Cabinet Resolution Celebrates Literacy in State Parks

Governor Charlie Crist and the Florida Cabinet today presented a resolution recognizing September 8, 2007, as International Literacy Day. In celebration, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection�s (DEP) Florida State Parks are partnering with the Department of Education�s (DOE) Just Read, Florida! program, the Department of State, the Florida Lottery, Volunteer USA Foundation, Florida Literacy Coalition, Adult and Community Educators of Florida, and local libraries and reading programs to promote the importance of literacy and environmental education.� Learn More

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Grasscycling is the natural practice of leaving clippings on the lawn when mowing. The clippings quickly decompose returning nutrients to the soil.

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Last updated: September 28, 2007

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