§ 589.01 Florida Forestry Council
§ 589.011 Use of state forest lands; fees; rules
§ 589.012 Friends of Florida State Forests Program
§ 589.02 Headquarters and meetings of council
§ 589.04 Duties of Florida Forest Service
§ 589.06 Warrants for payment of accounts
§ 589.065 Florida Forever Program Trust Fund of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
§ 589.07 Florida Forest Service may acquire lands for forest purposes
§ 589.071 Traffic control within state forest or Florida Forest Service-assigned lands
§ 589.08 Land acquisition restrictions
§ 589.09 Use of lands acquired
§ 589.10 Disposition of lands
§ 589.101 Blackwater River State Forest; lease of board’s interest in gas, oil, and other minerals
§ 589.102 Blackwater River State Forest; use of leased forest lands
§ 589.11 Duties of Florida Forest Service as to Clarke-McNary Law
§ 589.12 Rules and regulations
§ 589.13 Lien of Florida Forest Service and other parties, for forestry work, etc
§ 589.14 Enforcement of lien; notice
§ 589.15 Form of notice
§ 589.16 Time for filing notice of lien
§ 589.17 Application of general laws
§ 589.18 Florida Forest Service to make certain investigations
§ 589.19 Creation of certain state forests; naming of certain state forests; Operation Outdoor Freedom Program
§ 589.20 Cooperation by Florida Forest Service
§ 589.21 Management to be for public interest
§ 589.27 Power of eminent domain; procedure
§ 589.275 Planting of indigenous trees on state lands
§ 589.277 Tree planting programs
§ 589.28 County commissions or municipalities authorized to cooperate with Florida Forest Service
§ 589.29 Quality of assistance
§ 589.30 Duty of district or center manager
§ 589.31 Cooperative agreement
§ 589.32 Cost of providing county forestry assistance
§ 589.33 Expenditure of budgeted funds
§ 589.34 Revocation of agreement

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