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PFLW-Fact Sheets
Fact Sheets
Help protect one of Florida’s most critical natural resources — our waters. Educate yourself
on the significant environmental impacts of pollution and debris which affect our ecosystem by
contaminating waterbodies, in turn, harming humans, wildlife and the economy.
PFLW-Educator Resources
Educator Resources
Help protect one of Florida’s most critical natural resources — our waters.
Educate yourself on the significant environmental impacts of pollution and debris which affect
our ecosystem by contaminating waterbodies, in turn, harming humans, wildlife and the economy.
To revive the health of Florida’s waterways, find ways to reduce waste to remove pollution from our waterways.
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Educator Resources
The Florida Hurricane Restoration Reimbursement Grant Program
The Florida Hurricane Restoration Reimbursement Grant Program addresses coastal beach erosion incurred as a result of preparation for or damage sustained from Hurricane Ian or Hurricane Nicole after Sept. 23, 2022. It provides reimbursement per eligible project to eligible applicants who own an eligible residential property as referenced in Rule 62ER24-2, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
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