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 "snippet": "The St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve is located in Port. St. Joe, Florida. St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve provides an essential buffer to St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve that helps protect the bay's water quality, natural productivity and critical habitats.\n\nThe dune/swale system formed by sand dunes in St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve, created during ancient changes in sea level, is one of the most stable and clearly defined of such topographic features found anywhere. The buffer preserve also includes Money Bayou - an unusual tidal creek that flows directly into the Gulf of America instead of an intervening bay or sound.\n\nSt. Joseph Preserve State Buffer Preserve protects an intact natural coastal landscape with one of the highest concentrations of rare plants in the southeastern United States, including globally imperiled species such as Chapman's rhododendron (Rhododendron chapmannii), Telephus spurge (Euphorbia telephioides) and pinewoods aster (Aster spinulosus).",
 "description": "<DIV STYLE=\"text-align:Left;\"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>This feature class shows the boundary of the St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve by parcel as of June 2025.<\/SPAN><\/P><\/DIV><\/DIV><\/DIV>",
 "summary": "The St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve is located in Port. St. Joe, Florida. St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve provides an essential buffer to St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve that helps protect the bay's water quality, natural productivity and critical habitats.\n\nThe dune/swale system formed by sand dunes in St. Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve, created during ancient changes in sea level, is one of the most stable and clearly defined of such topographic features found anywhere. The buffer preserve also includes Money Bayou - an unusual tidal creek that flows directly into the Gulf of America instead of an intervening bay or sound.\n\nSt. Joseph Preserve State Buffer Preserve protects an intact natural coastal landscape with one of the highest concentrations of rare plants in the southeastern United States, including globally imperiled species such as Chapman's rhododendron (Rhododendron chapmannii), Telephus spurge (Euphorbia telephioides) and pinewoods aster (Aster spinulosus).",
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  "St Joseph Bay State Buffer Preserve",
  "ORCP"
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