City of North Miami Beach FL

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was founded in 1999 with the merger of the Marine Fisheries Commission, Law Enforcement of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Fresh Water Fish Commission. It issues licenses and permits for recreational hunting, fishing and public land use and commercial fishing. The commission is comprised of more than 700 sworn law enforcement officers and over 500 scientists. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission protects and manages nearly 575 species of wildlife and approximately 700 native species of freshwater and saltwater fishes. It works to keep waterways safe for boaters and cooperates with other law enforcement agencies that provide homeland security. The department also makes management decisions based on available scientific data involving fish and wildlife populations, habitat issues and the human-dimension aspects of conservation. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission also conducts hunting and boating safety training programs. It is headquartered in Tallahassee, Fla.

The Vocational Rehabilitation Division in North Miami is dedicated to providing financial and other types of assistance to veterans and their dependents through the Veterans Benefits Administration. They offer a range of benefit information and services to support veterans in accessing the resources they need. With a focus on helping veterans and their families, this division aims to ensure that those who have served their country receive the support and assistance they deserve. Through their links to various benefits and services, they strive to make it easier for veterans to access the help they need. Generated from their website's infomation

The Florida Film Institute (FFI) is dedicated to providing students and adults with a nurturing, hands-on environment in the field of Media Arts. Established in 1992, FFI has mentored over 7,080 middle and high school students from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, fostering their confidence and experience in filmmaking as a viable career path. FFI offers various programs, including after-school initiatives and summer film camps, where participants can engage in essential aspects of commercial motion picture production. With instruction from South Florida film industry professionals, students gain practical skills in script preparation, cinematography, directing, and more, culminating in the showcase of their short film projects. Generated from the website