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2006–2007 Trust Fund Revenue and Appropriations

Funding for the state’s manatee-related research and conservation activities is provided primarily from the STMTF, which receives money from sales of manatee license plates and decals, boat registration fees, and voluntary donations.

Funding for the state’s manatee-related research and conservation activities is provided primarily from the STMTF, which receives money from sales of manatee license plates and decals, boat registration fees, and voluntary donations. Revenues for fiscal year (FY) 2006–2007 totaled $3,307,331. Appropriations for the same period were $4,096,613, with $325,000 provided for manatee research activities at Mote Marine Laboratory and a service charge to General Revenue of $97,719 that most trust funds are required by law to pay. Details are presented in the pie charts below.

REVENUE
$3,307,331



APPROPRIATIONS
$4,096,613

STMTF 2006-2007 Appropriations




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