Clean Water Policy
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Clean Water Policy



Florida Wildlife Federation, working with conservation allies, is an active supporter in cleaning up Florida's impaired waters which threaten our fresh, estuarine and marine waters that provide vital habitat for our fish and wildlife. Clean waterways are also critical to Florida's nature-based economy. We also emphasize environmental education, especially for our youth, and seek to instill Floridians and visitors alike with a stewardship ethic for the out-of-doors.

Clean Water Related Articles

The Florida Water Coalition launches TV ad spot
“Floridians are tired of watching waterways get covered with slimy green toxic algae from sewage, manure and fertilizer pollution,” said Manley Fuller, president of the Florida Wildlife Federation, a member of the coalition. “It’s bad for people and it’s bad for wildlife."
04/25/2012

Capitol Watch End of 2012 Session Wrap Up
End of 2012 Session Wrap Up By Jay Liles and Preston Robertson
03/14/2012

Capitol Watch Week 8
Capitol Watch: Final Week 2012 Session - By Jay Liles and Preston Robertson
03/12/2012

Capitol Watch Week 7
By Jay Liles and Preston Robertson
03/02/2012

Opposition to SB 724, Polluted Water Discharges into the Ocean
On behalf of the Federation, please note our strong concerns over SB 724, which would delay the implementation of cleaning up waste water before it is discharged into our coastal waters.
02/27/2012

Capitol Watch Week 6
Week of February 13, 2012 - By Jay Liles and Preston Robertson
02/25/2012

ACTION ALERT - Protect Florida's Water Resources
As directed by the Legislature in 2011, the state's five water management districts streamlined their administrative costs, but the cuts were so deep that many water resource protection activities are at risk. Tell them to please lift the WM spending caps and allow WM districts to do their job.
02/23/2012

Nutrient Criteria Alert
Florida’s toxic slime problem is a national disgrace and requires a national response. Please tell the White House that the EPA must remain firm and protect Florida’s citizens and her environment.
02/15/2012

Capitol Watch Week 4
Week of January 30, 2012 - By Jay Liles and Preston Robertson
02/09/2012

FWF Water Policy 2011-2012
FWF Water Policy 2011-2012
02/06/2012

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