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Petition for the Protection of the Baars-Firestone Wildlife Sanctuary

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LUTHER BOLIN
8 years ago

I support this petition.

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Anna-Maria Colombaro
9 years ago Featured

Being a green community not only shows social responsibility, it also sets a good precedent for the upcoming change in administration. We've banned smoking, in an effort to protect the well-being of our students, faculty, and staff. Why not protect all areas of our campus and our resources for future generations?

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Paulyn Beggarly
10 years ago

I like eagles and they shouldn't build where they nest.

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Steve McQueen
10 years ago

Parent of student attending SEAS

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Rachel MAHONE
10 years ago

I was just talking about how I hardly recognize the campus anymore. I graduated in 88 and it stuns me to see all the natural beauty being gobbled for ball fields and parking lots.. yuck.

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Larry Chamblin
10 years ago

I have walked the trails and have found this area to be special. I hope it can be preserved.

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LouAnne Updike
10 years ago

We use the trails and there are bald eagles in this area.

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Shane Denney
10 years ago

Don't...

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Justin dahse
10 years ago

The thought of building on such a beautiful and ecologically diverse plot of land is absolutely despicable.

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Jarl Jackson
10 years ago

I am an alum. One of the best things about UWF - the source of some of my fondest memories - is the sanctuary. It helps define UWF.

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Anthony Scott
10 years ago

As I was browsing schools to attend, you won me over by having the campus surrounded by trails, full of preservation. You made an effort to make the school a part of the local foliage. I love this areas mix of seashores and forestry. I'm also a mountain biker, we need these trails to enjoy our sport. I know there are runners who use these trails just as us riders do. In a world full of commercializations and bigger cities and condos, please keep us small, beautiful, and green.

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Amanda Williams
10 years ago

As a UWF alumnus, I am proud of this group for sticking up for the campus I attended - one that put the surrounding environment and the relationships of the student body ahead of expansion and revenue.

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Pamela faist
10 years ago Featured

'88 Alumni. My family and I have enjoyed the nature trails for many years and believe development in that area would be a disservice to students, faculty, and the community, not to mention the plants and wildlife.

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Luis Contreras
10 years ago

Respect Nature

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corbett mccowan
10 years ago

keep this wildlife sanctuary for all our feathered friends .

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Sean Donahue
10 years ago

Alumni. I'm against making UWF like every other university in the United States: big, over-bearing, unproductive and a harvest system for football players .... that end-up uneducated and lack basic life principles. Poor representatives of my alma mater.

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Scott Grubbs
10 years ago

Alumni...I think this area is a jewel and one of the things that make UWF special.

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Kenneth Scherer
10 years ago

All so they can sell more overpriced educations?

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Bob Gerold
10 years ago

We need green space to be protected forever.

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Dianne Pensirikul
10 years ago

One reason my daughter chose UWF was for its beautiful natural setting. Please keep UWF unique!