Revisionist History with Rep. Dana Young

Recently, Rep. Dana Young (candidate in SD18) gave a statement to FloridaPolitics.com saying she “opposes fracking, offshore and onshore drilling, and has worked tirelessly on water issues during her entire time in the Legislature.” To the Tampa Bay Times, she said she was categorically opposed to fracking in Florida —

Aliki Moncrief: The truth behind utility-backed Amendment 1

Have you heard about the utility-backed Amendment 1? It’s awful for Florida’s environment and seriously threatens our chance for a clean energy future. Amendment 1 is a slick, misleading, multi-million-dollar campaign sponsored by monopoly utility companies like Duke Energy and Florida Power and Light for one reason: to maintain their

Aliki Moncrief: Environmental values transcend party politics

Dear Friends, We pulled a late night at the Florida Conservation Voters office as the elections results from our endorsed candidates rolled in, and because your support was instrumental in our victories, I wanted to give you a quick update. As you know, this is FCV’s first election endorsing pro-conservation

Florida Conservation Voters Hires Veteran Communications and Campaign Professional as Deputy Director

PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: August 18, 2016 Contact: Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, aliki@fcvoters.org, 850-629-4656 or Jonathan Webber, Deputy Director, jwebber@fcvoters.org, 954-593-4449 Twitter: @fcvoters Photo for Use: http://fcv.rocks/2bwmS5n Florida Conservation Voters Hires Veteran Communications and Campaign Professional as Deputy Director Jonathan Webber set to lead political and outreach strategy for

Global Wildlife and Marine Life Conservation

By Lorna V. Alvarado-RodriguezNatural Scientist, Puerto Rico Manatee Conservation Center Growing up, I was always interested in wildlife and marine life. This interest eventually turned into passion and led me to pursue undergraduate studies in Natural Sciences with a minor in Marine Biology. I became part of the Puerto Rico

DEP Assumes Federal Wetlands Permitting Program

Florida’s wetlands are vital to our environment and economy. They store and clean freshwater, replenish our drinking water supply, and aid in our resilience against flooding and storms. But after a multi-year battle, federal and state regulators have made it easier to destroy our remaining wetlands. As of Dec. 17,