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Preserving the natural resources, historic places, and working lands of Northeast Florida.

Preserve Broward Point

Our goal is to stop irresponsible development in Florida. The recent increase in people moving to Florida has caused builders and local goverment to become wreckless and irresponsible. We want to preserve one of the last greenspaces in Northeast Florida.
In order to succeed, we need to raise enough money to place this land in a conservation trust. The property is a pristine 113 acres, which has been largely untouched for over 200 years.  This ecosystem supports endangered and protected species, such as the American Bald Eagle, Florida Manatee, Gofer Tortoise, Red-Cockaded Woodpecker, Wood Stork and more.  There has also been historical artifacts discovered from both the Timicuana Indians and the Civil War.

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How You Can Make A Difference
If you are looking for a way to make a difference in the world, please consider donating today. We will put your donation towards Broward Point land preservation and conservation efforts that provide a habitat for wildlife, keep our water clean, and maintain green spaces where families can play together. The Broward Point Peninsula needs our help now more than ever before, and this is your chance to make an impact by donating today!
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The Broward Point community wants to ensure concerns are addressed:

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Safety Concerns
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Property Value & Assessment
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Character Altering
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Impact on Quality of Life
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Environmental Destruction

Safety risks for all residents who reside in the peninsula and planned new development.

Rezoning will result in significant adverse impacts upon property values of nearby properties.

Rezoning will negatively affect or alter the character of the character area or corridor.

Rezoning will detract from the character and quality of life by creating excessive noise.

Rezoning will result in the destruction of natural resources such as wetlands.

  • Safety risks for all residents who reside in the peninsula and planned new development.
  • Rezoning will result in significant adverse impacts upon property values of nearby properties.
  • Rezoning will negatively affect or alter the character of the character area or corridor.
  • Rezoning will detract from the character and quality of life by creating excessive noise.
  • Rezoning will result in the destruction of natural resources such as wetlands.