Recreation

State Parks
Fiscal Year	State Parks	Acres Added	Total Acres
1998-1999	151	1,027	526,676
1999-2000	153	22,301	548,977
2000-2001	155	22,234	571,211
2001-2002	156	22,248	593,459
2002-2003	157	10,494	603,953
2003-2004	158	126,620	730,573
2004-2005	159	-6,721	723,852
2005-2006	159	745	724,597
2006-2007	161	-25,949*	698,648
2007-2008	161	1,648	700,296
2008-2009	160	2,434	702,730
2009-2010	160	1,409	704,139
2010-2011	160	3,598	707,737
Total acres acquired since 1998: 181,061
*Note: Management of Tosohatchee Reserve State Park (34,030 acres) was transferred to Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Greenways and Trails
Fiscal Year	Acres Acquired	Total Acres
1998-1999	800	62,150
1999-2000	2,177	64,327
2000-2001	12,981	77,308
2001-2002	588	77,896
2002-2003	2,210	80,106
2003-2004	2,041	82,147
2004-2005	2,948	85,095
2005-2006	1,943	87,022
2006-2007	-16	87,737
2007-2008	715	87,737
2008-2009	5.22	87,742
2009-2010	25.52	87,744
2010-2011	146.70	87,891
Total acres acquired since 1998: 9,174.31
Note: Greenways and Trails total acres are total acres managed by the Office of Greenways & Trails.

Attendance
Fiscal Year	State Parks	Aquatic Preserves	Greenways & Trails	Total Attendance
1998-1999	14,686,150	NA	NA	14,686,150
1999-2000	16,760,822	NA	NA	16,760,822
2000-2001	18,075,329	73,071	NA	18,148,400
2001-2002	17,722,275	76,516	316,588	18,115,379
2002-2003	18,240,624	109,577	661,327	19,011,528
2003-2004	19,106,966	122,783	1,727,204	20,956,953
2004-2005	17,296,273	224,401	1,388,480	18,909,154
2005-2006	18,174,879	439,804	2,698,997	21,313,680
2006-2007	19,516,852	436,944	3,425,182	23,378,978
2007-2008	20,737,052	502,631	3,098,753	24,338,436
2008-2009	21,458,588	623,693	3,593,633	25,675,914
2009-2010	20,110,021	673,437	4,037,698	24,821,156
2010-2011	20,442,212	701,453	4,015,815	25,159,480
Note: Greenways & Trails attendance is for state trails managed by the Office of Greenways & Trails.

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