🌅 Get out and explore the picture-perfect public lands of Florida! From peaceful trails to stunning water views, the St. Johns River Water Management District offers FREE access to some of the most beautiful spots in the state. 🌿📸
Find the recreation area closest to you using our interactive map: bit.ly/DistrictLandsMap 🗺️✨
#exploreflorida #SJRWMD #freeoutdoorfun #PicturePerfectViews #GetOutsideFl
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📍 Lake Norris Conservation Area
🤩 Boasts one of the highest concentrations of nesting osprey in Central Florida
👉 Hiking, paddling, fishing, camping, Etc.
✨ Approximately 3,682 acres
🚨FREE admission
🔗 bit.ly/Lake_Norris
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🔧International Women in Engineering Day 2025 🔧
💦 Celebrating Women Who Power Florida’s Water Future 💦
Every year on June 23, #INWED shines a spotlight on the incredible contributions of women in engineering — and here at the St. Johns River Water Management District, we’re proud to honor the women who help protect and preserve Florida’s water resources every day.
From restoring wetlands to designing flood control systems and managing stormwater, women engineers at the District are building a more resilient future for us all. Their innovation, leadership, and dedication drive projects that make a difference in our communities.
👉 Click the link to meet five incredible engineers whose work helps ensure clean water, thriving ecosystems, and a sustainable tomorrow: bit.ly/CelebratingINWED
#INWED2025 #WomenInEngineering #WaterMatters #EngineeringExcellence #SJRWMD #STEMinFlorida #PublicService
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The Florida Northern Mockingbird is the state bird since 1927 and is known for its incredible ability to mimic other birds and even sounds it hears in nature! 🎶 You’ll often spot (and hear!) these talented songbirds across SJRWMD lands, where they thrive in our protected natural habitats. 🌿 Come explore and see if you can find one!
🔗 Click here to see all our properties: bit.ly/DistrictLandsMap
#FloridaWildlife #StateBird #SJRWMD #MockingbirdMelody
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