preservation

Neighbors are concerned that a proposed development near Pumpkin Hill Preserve will increase flooding and make homes vulnerable to fires.

Environmentalists are alarmed about a planned development bounded by conservation areas in Northwest Jacksonville.

The group paid $5,000 for four pieces of property comprising salt water marsh and conservation easement. The property is along Atlantic and Butler boulevards.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has closed on the purchase of 241 acres on Black Hammock Island, protecting its rare species from development and increasing recreational opportunities on the First Coast.

The nearly 350-acre tract in North Jacksonville had been approved for residential development. Instead, it will be added to the surrounding 35,000 acres that are part of the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve.

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