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Recent rainfall has provided some welcome relief to portions of central Florida, but significant rainfall deficits remain, and full recovery of water resources is a long-term process. The St. Johns River Water Management District (District) is reminding residents, businesses and large water users that despite recent storms, significant rainfall deficits persist and water cons...

The St. Johns River Water Management District (District), Nassau County and the city of Atlantic Beach are committing to ongoing collaboration to protect and restore coastlines and tidal marshes in North Florida. Two recently initiated memorandums of agreement (MOAs), executed separately between the District and Nassau County and the District and the city of Atlantic Beach, p...

Operations and Maintenance and their contractor will extend the area of the Lake Apopka Loop Trail that they are working on.  Starting 8-19-26, the Loop Tail will be closed from Magnolia Park to the Lake Level Canal.  Work should be complete within 3 weeks. The Loop Trail will be closed Monday through Thursday. This will not affect the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive.

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The St. Johns River Water Management District is expanding mapping and monitoring efforts at some of the region's most iconic springs, collecting detailed scientific information to help protect these treasured waters, unique habitats and popular destinations where millions of people swim, paddle, snorkel and experience Florida's natural beauty each year.

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Across the District’s 18 counties, water connects neighborhoods, businesses and natural systems. Conserving this important resource is a priority.
When the St. Johns River Water Management District (District) launched its Water Conservation Rebate Program in October 2024, the goal was simple: make it easier for communities to conserve water and protect local resources; ...