Senator Debbie Wasserman Schultz—For sponsoring and fighting for the Florida Manatee; for sponsoring amendments to restore citizens' rights to challenge permits to pollute; for sponsoring the Arsenic in Playground legislation; for working to improve the Growth Management bills and for environmental leadership.

Representative Larry Crow—For sponsoring legislation to protect children from arsenic treated wood used in their playgrounds, for blocking the Anti-Citizen Participation legislation, and for co-sponsoring the Clean Elections legislation.

Representative Lois Frankel—For leading the way on the Floor Fights to restore citizen rights; for running amendments that would protect Florida's Coast from Offshore Oil Drilling, and for leading the pro-environmental voice in the House when special interests wanted very little attention to their anti-environmental legislation passing through the committees and chambers.

Representative Cindy Lerner—For sponsoring and speaking in support of legislation to protect children from arsenic treated wood used in their playgrounds; for sponsoring the Florida Clean Elections Act to bring democracy back to our election process; for speaking for the rights of citizens to protect their communities from permits to pollute.

Senator Al Lawson—For supporting language that would protect citizen rights to challenge permits to pollute; for sponsoring the Clean Elections Act that would restore democracy back to our election process.

Representative Sara Romeo—For sponsoring amendments and for being a voice for protecting the rights of citizens to challenge bad permit decisions; and for supporting the need to protect children from arsenic treated wood used in their playgrounds.

Representative Bob Henriquez—For offering numerous Growth Management amendments and protecting the Growth Management Act.