Opposition is mounting against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's 'Great Outdoors Initiative,' which proposes to develop golf courses, hotels, and recreational facilities in nine state parks. Protests have erupted across the state, including significant gatherings at Honeymoon Island and Topsail Hill Preserve, where demonstrators carried signs advocating to 'Save our parks.' The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has postponed public hearings due to the backlash, which includes criticism from both Democratic and Republican leaders. Critics argue that such developments threaten the natural beauty and integrity of Florida's state parks, which span over 800,000 acres. The initiative aims to enhance public access and outdoor activities, but many residents fear it prioritizes profit over conservation. The Florida Democratic Party has condemned the proposal, highlighting a history of similar attempts under previous administrations.