Gov. Rick Scott wants to spend more on the state's beaches, springs and state parks.
Scott's spending recommendations for 2018 include increasing money spent on environmental programs by more than $220 million.
The $1.7 billion proposal will be announced Monday during a visit to the Audubon Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in Naples.
Scott wants legislators to increase money set aside for Everglades restoration. He also $50 million set aside for Florida Forever, the state's land conservation program.
The budget recommendations also call for a nearly $40 million increase for state parks and a boost in spending on beach restoration programs to $100 million. Scott also wants $55 million for springs restoration.
Legislators will consider the requests in January.