Order or download publications and other items

The following publications are available from the St. Johns River Water Management District. These publications are free. However, due to the many requests we receive for publications, we must limit the number of publications that we make available each year without charge. We cannot provide free copies of publications to anyone outside Florida, USA. We must also limit the number that we can provide outside our 18-county District. The District copyrights all materials, regardless of format (print, video, broadcast, Web, etc.). The publications are intended for educational and informational purposes and may not be reproduced or altered without the expressed written permission of the District. For more information and additional publication offerings, click HERE.

Available to download

	Algae fact sheet Explains what algae is and how it forms in waterways.
	St. Johns River history and fast facts General; tidbits about the river that flows north 310 miles, from Indian River County to the Atlantic Ocean, with interesting pieces of history.
	Waterwise screen saver approx. 22.6 MB
	Scenic screen saver approx. 11.6 MB in size
	Wildlife screen saver approx. 5.1 MB in size

 

Available to order

 

QTY. (each)		St. Johns River An Owner’s Guide Grade 9-Adult; 12 pages; explains the river’s value, ecology and health problems; offers tips on a variety of ways that homeowners can share in the responsibility of restoring the river's health, including fertilization practices, septic tank maintenance, improving the quality of storm water leaving property, and reducing wastewater.
QTY. (each)		Neighborhood Guide to Stormwater Systems Adults; 16 pages; explains why stormwater ponds are important; details on how to maintain ponds.
QTY. (each)		Florida Waterwise Landscaping Guide Grade 9-Adult; 80-page guide that provides information to install and maintain landscapes that promote water conservation using the principles of Xeriscape.
QTY. (each)		A Green Blanket on the Water: How Too Many Nutrients Stress a Water Body Adults; explains what nutrients are and how too many nutrients can adversely affect a water body; gives tips on what individuals can do to limit the amount of nutrients flowing to our waterways.

 

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