Burn ban notice declared for multiple counties. View recreation and lands for updates.
Here is an otter snoot to help with your day.
These playful North American river otters thrive in Florida’s wetlands. River otters are a sign of a healthy ecosystem — and you can find them thriving in parts of the St. Johns River, thanks in large part to the work of the St. Johns River Water Management District. 🌊💙
Have you seen one on District lands? Tell us! 👇
#otter #otters #riverotter #otterlove #otterlife #otterlovers #wildlife #floridawildlife
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💧 Proclaimed: Florida Water Reuse Week! 💧
May 18–24, 2025
We’re proud to join water management districts, utilities, local governments, and partners statewide in recognizing Florida Water Reuse Week! 🌎
Reclaimed water plays a critical role in conserving our precious water resources — especially during peak irrigation season in May. By supporting the use and expansion of reclaimed water, we help:
✅ Reduce reliance on drinking water for irrigation
✅ Conserve water for future generations
✅ Protect Florida’s natural systems
Let’s keep Florida flowing. 💙
#WaterReuseWeek #ReclaimedWater #FloridaWater #WaterConservation #SustainableFlorida
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Jeff Prather, Stacey Leitheiser, Deirdre Irwin, and Gretchen Smith teamed up at the Orlando Condo & HOA Expo on May 14. Deirdre and Gretchen, longtime attendees of these biannual events, continued their mission of recruiting community association managers for their quarterly “Introduction to Efficient Landscape Irrigation” webinars, designed to promote water conservation and reduce outdoor water use. 💦
Meanwhile, Jeff and Stacey made their first appearance at the expo, offering expertise on regulatory compliance, particularly regarding conservation easements and pond maintenance. Overall, it was a good show and a great team effort! St. Johns River Water Management District #FloridawaterStar #Waterconservation #itsworthsaving
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