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Understanding the importance of water

Winding tidal creek flowing through a coastal marsh bordered by grasses and trees.

September 9, 2026

Celebrate the marsh at Moses Creek Conservation Area

Water conservation is a way of life for Floridians and one of the best places to start is right outside your front door. In Florida, where landscapes grow year-round and weather can quickly shift from dry spells to heavy rain, everyday choices in the yard can make a difference. The St. Johns River Water Management District encourages you to water wisely to help protect water supplies while keeping landscapes healthy and attractive.

September 3, 2026

Water conservation starts in your yard

Conservation careers come in many forms. Some professionals spend their days in the field collecting water samples, while others analyze data, assist permit applicants or work directly with agricultural producers. What they share is a commitment to protecting the natural resources that support everyday life, business and the environment. In celebration of conservation careers, meet four District employees working to safeguard Florida’s natural resources. 

August 26, 2026

Many Paths, One Purpose

Aerial view of Lake George bordered by forest, with a scenic drive through the shoreline landscape beneath a blue, cloud-filled sky.

August 18, 2026

Discover “Old Florida” on the Lake George Scenic Drive

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