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The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) protects conserves and manages Florida's natural resources and enforces the state's environmental laws. The department includes three primary areas: regulatory programs, land and recreation, and policy and planning. Based in Tallahassee, Fla., it overseas and manages Florida's state parks and trail systems, along with protecting habitat for 190 native and endangered animals and plants. Additionally, The Department of Environmental Protection (DEIP) restores ecosystems throughout the state and administers air pollution control programs.

The Northwest Florida League of Cities (NWFLC) is an active organization representing the interests of municipalities in Northwest Florida, from Monticello in the east to Pensacola in the west. Supported by the Florida League of Cities, the NWFLC works closely with the Florida Legislature, the Governor's Office, and state agencies to advocate for local governance and community needs. Staff support for the League is provided by the John Scott Daily Florida Institute of Government at Florida State University, with Jenny Anderson serving as the Executive Director. This organization continues to grow and enhance its role in facilitating cooperation among local governments in the region. Generated from the website