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Florida Wildlife closing

They're shutting down Florida Wildlife Magazine after more than 50 years! And to save how much out of the state budget? A measly $165,000.

Tampa Trib says Save Florida Wildlife.

It defies understanding that Florida, whose tourism and growth is based largely on its outdoorsy appeal, could not find $165,000 for an effort that promotes such recreation and environmental awareness. Lawmakers next year should see that this chronicle of natural Florida is revived.


Lane | 8.11.03 |

 
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