🎣 Premier Fishing Awaits in the Upper St. Johns River Basin!
Covering parts of Indian River, Brevard, Okeechobee, Osceola, Orange, Seminole, and Volusia counties, this vast area offers something for every angler—from bank fishing to open water exploration. 🌊
🔥 Notable fishing hotspots in Indian River County include:
📍 Fort Drum Marsh Conservation Area
📍 Fellsmere Water Management Area
📍 Blue Cypress Conservation Area
The Upper St. Johns River Basin delivers top-tier fishing surrounded by stunning Florida scenery. 🌾🛶
👉 For more information on District lands, click here: bit.ly/DistrictLandsMap
#floridafishing #SJRWMD #upperstjohns #bankfishing #openwaterfishing #CatchOfTheDay
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Florida educators are inspiring the next generation of water stewards.
Since 2016, the Blue School Grant Program has made a measurable difference:
✔️ $175,000 awarded
✔️ 115 water education projects
✔️ 15,500 students reached
The next round of applications is now open. 🎯
If you're an educator looking to fund a water-focused classroom project, this is your opportunity.
🔗 Click here to learn more and apply: bit.ly/Blue-School-Grant
Deadline: September 30 at 5 p.m. 🚨
#BlueSchoolGrant #WaterEducation #STEMLearning #ClassroomInnovation #EducatorFunding #GrantOpportunities
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✅ Project Complete: Crane Creek/M-1 Canal Flow Restoration
We’re proud to announce that the Crane Creek/M-1 Canal Flow Restoration Project is officially complete — a prime example of how strategic state investment delivers measurable environmental benefits. 🌊💧
Originally built over 100 years ago, the M-1 Canal carried stormwater — and harmful nutrients — into the Indian River Lagoon, fueling algae blooms and harming water quality.
This project changes that. By adding a new weir, pump stations, a pipeline, and a stormwater treatment area, we’ve:
⭐Restored natural flow to the St. Johns River Basin
⭐Reduced nutrient pollution to the lagoon
⭐Provided up to 7 million gallons of fresh water per day for downstream users
📸 Pictured: SJRWMD Governing Board Chair Rob Bradley, Vice Chair Maryam Ghyabi White, Governor Ron DeSantis, and DEP Secretary Alexis Lambert.
#WaterQuality #FloridaEnvironment #SJRWMD #ConservationInAction Senator Rob Bradley Governor Ron DeSantis Florida Department of Environmental Protection
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💧 Crane Creek/M-1 Canal Flow Restoration Complete 💧
We’re proud to announce the completion of the Crane Creek/M-1 Canal Flow Restoration Project — highlighted today in Governor Ron DeSantis’ report on Florida’s environmental progress.
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