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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramGovernor Bush signing the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act - Wekiwa Springs State Park, Florida
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Florida Department of Environmental Protection
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State parks and reserves--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Recreation areas--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Parks--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Springs--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Signatures (Writing)
Legislation
Signing ceremonies
Legislators--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Statesmen--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Public officers
Governors--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Environmentalism
Environmental policy
Environmental protection
Environmental law
Nature conservation
Environmental management--Florida--Wekiwa Springs
Habitat conservation--Law and legislation
Stream conservation--Law and legislation
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"Senator Lee Constantine, Representative Fred Brummer, Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Colleen M. Castille, Department of Community Affairs Secretary Thaddeus Cohen and members of the Wekiva River Basin Coordinating Committee joined the Governor at Wekiwa Springs State Park to mark the enactment of the historic legislation."
Standing around the Governor (L-R): Florida State Representative Fred Brummer, Florida State Senator Lee Constantine, unidentified girl, Commissioner of Agriculture Charles H. Bronson, DEP Secretary Colleen M. Castille wearing red shirt, unidentified man in foreground.
Accompanying note: "Surrounded by the Wekiwa Springs, Governor Jeb Bush [on this day] signed the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act into law. The landmark legislation provides the blueprint for building an environmentally sensitive expressway, protecting rivers, springs and wildlife habitat while meeting the growing transportation needs of Central Florida."
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