It’s clear the story of Florida’s controversial state parks plan is still unfolding: It’s one of the most dramatic ...
(Maps courtesy of Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) During DeSantis’ news conference, the governor acknowledged the outcry over the Martin County ...
The Florida DEP is proposing to build recreational facilities at Florida state parks. Here's which parks are being targeted, ...
“Our state parks should ... single-sheet plan with maps specifying two 18-hole golf courses and one nine-hole golf course at Jonathan Dickinson State Park (in Martin County) was obtained by ...
“Our state parks should ... single-sheet plan with maps specifying two 18-hole golf courses and one nine-hole golf course at Jonathan Dickinson State Park (in Martin County) was obtained by ...
James Gaddis, a former employee at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, identified himself as the man fired for leaking plans to add various developments to state parks. Gaddis ...
located in Martin County. But on Sunday, the DEP said the Foundation had rescinded its proposal. RELATED: Plans to build lodging, golf courses and pickleball courts at Florida state parks met with ...
By Patricia Mazzei Reporting from Miami A plan to build golf courses, pickleball courts and hotels in some of Florida’s popular state parks ... State Park in Martin County.Credit ...
If the plan was to quietly and quickly ram through dramatic changes for Florida's state parks, it's already failed.
One of the parks on the list is Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County. A map of the plan shows several large golf courses requiring the popular Hobe Mountain Tower to be taken down.
MATIAS J. OCNER [email protected] The DeSantis administration’s proposal to add recreational sports facilities like golf courses and pickleball courts to nine Florida state parks was met ...
"Explore Our State Parks," it says. I got this plate ... In 2011, Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County was one of the places the state wanted to have a Jack Nicklaus-designed course.