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Protect Sarasota Bay: Deny Beruff’s No Buffer Wetland Permit

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Michele Johnson Verified
2 months ago

It is critical to protect nature and the natural beauty of the shoreline. Man-made buffers are a failure.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

We need our wetlands.

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Kimberly Peterson Verified
2 months ago

I'm so tired of developers taking away what makes our area special.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Why isn’t this important to you?

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Deborah Roeder Verified
2 months ago

We must protect our wetlands!

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Maxine Muirhead Verified
2 months ago

Beruff and his buddies need to be stopped!!!

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Yvonne Peters Verified
2 months ago

We need to protect what we have left. Mangroves are important in so many ways. I care about the air, fisheries, wild life, and hurricane protection. Just wake up and stop being greedy and selfish.

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James McWilliams Verified
2 months ago

Living close to the Robinson Preserve, I've seen first hand how important it is to protect our existing wetlands and restore them if possible.

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Emily Morgan Verified
2 months ago

We must protect our natural environment in order to protect the wildlife, the stability of our coastlines, the economy and tourism.

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DK Wilson Verified
2 months ago

Save our mangroves from destruction! Save our marine life for the habitat they need to survive! This destruction will erode our shorelines with more floods and loss of land!

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Gavin Andrews Verified
2 months ago

Enough local development, leave what little native habitat we have left alone!

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Jane h Pettit Verified
2 months ago

Because Beruff is a bully and his careless environmental destruction must be ended!

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Tomi Andrews Verified
2 months ago

We have lost so much already. Something needs to be done to stop this destruction. Florida is my family's home going back 3 generations, and a very special part of the world. Sarasota especially. It is slipping through our fingers in the name of greed. :(

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

I am a FL native and an environmental scientist locally for the past 7 years and our entire FL ecosystem will be destroyed if we keep allowing this destruction. It’s our “leaders” that are choosing to turn Florida into a toxic soup, not the Florida natives that were born here and not the communities of people that live here!! We, the tax payers, don’t agree with these law changes that hurt our fragile wildlife and our voices should be heard!

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Meryl Ritchie Verified
2 months ago

Global impact, flodfing

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Cheri Coryea Verified
2 months ago

I am signing because: -this decision should include consideration ion of the entire connected mangrove shoreline. -doesn’t adequately address the impacts to sea-level rise. -eliminates a functioning natural wetland buffer that will be irreversible.

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Lydia Beljan Verified
2 months ago

This is overdevelopment, and it needs to stop.

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Suzy Elf Verified
2 months ago

Because that waterway is home to fishing in Cortez, FL and that fishing village is the last one standing and why so many visitors want to experience it. Against any future development.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

The constant assaults on our environment are very shortsighted. The entitlement and greed of those involved are reprehensible.

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Catherine Richelieu Verified
2 months ago

I Grew up here and I believe they have ruined enough. Not enough pine trees or oak trees they replace everything with palm trees that don’t give enough shade ect…..they have destroyed the parks and land.