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The Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive is 11 miles of pure birding bliss. 🚗🦅
Open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays, this one-way drive takes about 1–3 hours and winds through one of Florida’s top three birding hotspots — with an incredible 377 recorded bird species calling the area home. ⭐
More than 150 species regularly use the property during the cooler months, making it one of the best times of year for unforgettable sightings — from raptors and waterfowl to rare migrants. ❤️
Grab your binoculars, pack your patience, and enjoy one of Florida’s best free wildlife experiences. 🌿✨
🔗 Click here to explore the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive and plan your visit:
sjrwmd.info/WildlifeDrive
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BEST PLACE TO SEE MANATEES IN FLORIDA 💙 #florida #visitflorida #orlandofl #Orlando #manatees #visitorlando #wildlife #floridawildlife
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New Year, New You… and maybe a new job too? 😉✨
The District is hiring! If you’re ready to level up your career and help protect Florida’s water and natural lands, this is your sign. 💧🌿
👉 Click to apply — 2026 could be your best year yet!
🔗 bit.ly/SJRWMD-JOBS
#NowHiring #NewYearNewYou #NewYearNewJob #FloridaJobs #SJRWMD #EnvironmentalJobs
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📢 Office Closure Notice
The St. Johns River Water Management District offices will be closed on Friday, Jan. 2, 2026.
We’ll reopen on Monday, Jan. 5, during normal business hours.
Thank you, and we wish everyone a safe and happy New Year! 🎉💧
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