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Understanding the importance of water

Florida’s rainbow snake is one of the state’s most mysterious species. Rarely observed, reports suggest it could still inhabit the wetlands, marshes and streams that feed the St. Johns River. Protecting these waterways is vital not only for people and communities but also for the wildlife that depend on them.

September 3, 2025

District work helps protect habitats for Florida’s wildlife

Conservation Professionals Week, taking place Aug. 25-29, shines a spotlight on the people who power conservation. Efforts like wetland restoration, protecting wildlife habitats, prescribed burns, invasive species removal and monitoring water quality may come to mind when you think about conservation. But behind these initiatives is a diverse group of dedicated professionals working to make that happen.

August 27, 2025

Celebrating Conservation Professionals Week: The people behind the mission

The District is actively working with regional partners across all three of its water supply planning regions, Central Springs/East Coast (CSEC), North Florida Regional Water Supply Partnership (NFRWSP), and Central Florida Water Initiative (CFWI), to ensure a sustainable and reliable water future for communities and natural systems alike. 

August 21, 2025

Planning for the Future: Collaborative Water Supply Planning Across the District

Five engineering students from the University of Central Florida (UCF) recently traded textbooks for hands-on experience as part of the Knight Shadow Program, spending the day at the St. Johns River Water Management District (District) to see what it’s really like to be an engineer working to protect Florida’s water resources.

August 13, 2025

A day in the life: UCF engineering students get a real world look into the District

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