The Antiquities Act of 1906 (signed into law by Republican President Teddy Roosevelt) grants the President the power to create National Monuments from federally-owned lands to protect naturally, culturally, or scientifically important areas. This method of preserving lands has been used more than 100 times
The Florida Legislature is a proving ground for our elected officials. It’s their chance to transform campaign promises into action. It’s a place where environmental heroes are made. FCV’s work at the Capitol plays an essential role in the conservation voter movement’s cycle of accountability.
For Immediate Release: May 3, 2017 Contact: Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, [email protected], 850-443-7609 or Jonathan Webber, Deputy Director, [email protected], 954-593-4449 Twitter: @fcvoters Statement from Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, Florida Conservation Voters: “In 2014, Floridians made one simple demand of the Legislature: protect our remaining natural areas
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: April 17, 2016 Contact: Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, [email protected], 850-443-7609 or Jonathan Webber, Deputy Director, [email protected], 954-593-4449 Twitter: @fcvoters Press Webinar Audio: http://fcv.rocks/2oGpRkl Additional Materials and Graphics: http://fcv.rocks/2prsTdp State Budget Leaders Come Up Short on Land Conservation (Again) The will
