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USACE releases working draft of Integrated Delivery Schedule 2022
Multiple presentations by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and South Florida Water Management District from the Oct. 19.... more
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This photo was taken at the S-65A water control structure, looking south. The S-65A sends water from Lake Kissimmee south into the Kissimmee River. [Photo courtesy SFWMD]
Boaters advised to use caution on Kissimmee River
Boaters are encouraged to exercise caution on Kissimmee Lake/Kissimmee River (C-38 Canal) due to high water levels. more
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USACE to release working draft of the IDS at Oct. 19 meeting
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District invites partners, stakeholders, and the public to join us for... more
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Pumpout Nav mobile app for boaters expands to Florida
Pumpout Nav, a free iOS and Android app, uses a boater’s location information to suggest the nearest... more
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First-of-its-kind digital platform reveals migration data for birds
FLORIDA — As millions of birds are flocking through Florida to reach their wintering grounds... more
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Nearly half of global septic systems work inadequately
The most common type of septic system includes the tank and a drain field – sometimes called a leach field. more
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Study shows fertilizer ordinances improve water quality
GAINESVILLE — A new University of Florida study has found that local residential fertilizer ordinances help improve water quality in nearby lakes … more
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Nonnative lizard that appears to walk on water thrives in Florida
Among Florida’s approximately 50 species of nonnative lizards is the brown basilisk... more
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USDA increases funding for partnerships to safeguard wetland ecosystems
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing up to $20 million in fiscal 2023 to help conservation... more
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Most trees survive winds from hurricanes as strong as Category 2
As the heart of the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, a new University of Florida study shows most trees... more
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South Florida Water Management District employees John Cain and Yury Makarov travel by airboat to a Loxahatchee Slough water quality monitoring station.
SFWMD maintains extensive water monitoring system
Amid the sawgrass marshes and the freshwater ponds of the Everglades, you may spot a tall communication tower on the horizon ... more
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Burrowing Owls are among the wildlife that will benefit from conservation easements.
Conservation easements protect wildlife habitat
Conservation easement projects will protect critical headwaters, working forests, and recreation areas. more
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Termite
UF/IFAS study sheds light on termite colony longevity
Social insects such as ants and termites have changed many of the rules on how scientists understand biology. more
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Audubon and Florida Park service team up for dry prairie conservation
Audubon and the Florida Park Service have signed an historic agreement for Audubon to fund construction... more
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USACE announces public comment on proposed seepage barrier wall
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District announces a 30-day public comment period... more
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The Everglades
Don't blame Lake O for Florida Bay algae bloom
WEST PALM BEACH – The algae bloom in Florida Bay is not from Lake Okeechobee. more
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Butterfly expert addresses questions on the monarch’s plight
On July 22, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) added the migratory monarch butterfly... more
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Yellow River Slough is part of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. [Photo courtesy Live Wildly]
Florida Wildlife Corridor protects native wildlife
As new residents move to Florida at the rate of 1,000 people a day, an effort is underway to preserve green spaces ... more
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Florida manatee death count at 600
Manatee deaths in 2022 are on track to be even worse than in 2021. more
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Water conservation is important year round.
Conserve water with smart irrigation
The summer season brings warm temperatures, bright sunshine – and an increased demand for water to irrigate lawns, gardens, and landscapes.  more
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