This Week’s Hot Topics
- Home water conservation program launched.
- Nov. 24 permitting public meeting agenda is available.
- Governing Board approves Solary Canal Project.
- Land purchase offers water storage potential, partnership with Volusia.
- District Governing Board elects 2009-2010 officers.
- New water conservation cost-share program information available.
- Watering restrictions changed Nov. 1 to one day per week.
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Recreation and land
Through its efforts to protect water resources, the St. Johns River Water Management District buys and manages lands. As a result, plants and animals that live on these lands are also protected and the public can enjoy recreational and educational activities in the great outdoors. In this section, you’ll find information about recreational opportunities and how the District manages public lands.
Recreation
- Recreation Guide to District Lands
- Camping reservations
on 10/02/2009 - Campsites and shelters in the upper St. Johns River marsh
- Trail guides
- Hunting regulations
- Bull Creek Wildlife Management
Area regulations
(For more information, see Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission’s site)
- Bull Creek Wildlife Management
- Indian River Lagoon Boater’s Guide
- District property closures
- Visitor’s sign-in log
- Geo-cache site application form
- Planned District activities that may affect recreation
Recreational public meetings
Land acquisition
Wildlife and the District
Wildlife abounds on properties protected by the District. Click on the TV to view some of it before you hit the trails. See other videos in the Video Gallery.
- Program overview
- Florida Forever Work Plan
- Florida Department of Transportation wetlands mitigation
- Recent acquisitions
- 5-year land acquisition plan map
- Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Preservation 2000 / Florida Forever site
Land management
- Managing invasive plants
- Invasive plant management program
- 40C-9 (land management rule)
- Land management contacts
Public works, facilities
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