💧 Teamwork in action!
Regulatory staff from all SJRWMD offices and service centers recently participated in wetlands scoring training — learning how to consistently assess wetland impacts and ensure accuracy across the board. 🌿
This hands-on training helps protect Florida’s water resources by keeping our analysis of wetlands aligned and effective. 💪
👉 Want to learn more about how we protect Florida’s wetlands? sjrwmd.info/HomePage
#FloridaWetlands #EnvironmentalProtection #WaterMatters #SJRWMD #FloridaConservation
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📣 Florida friends — we want your vote!
If Florida could choose a new state bird, which one would you pick? 🐦
💗 Flamingo
👍 Roseate Spoonbill
🤔 Barred Owl
😂 Pelican
Cast your vote by reacting below! ⬇️
Have fun and tag a fellow Floridian to see if they agree!
#FloridaWildlife #statebird #naturelovers #floridalife #SJRWMD
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3 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD GO TO BLUE CYPRESS CONSERVATION AREA 💙 #florida #floridalife #visitflorida #roseatespoonbill #cypresstrees #conservation #biking #FloridaNature
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Water monitoring in action! 💧🔬 Every year, SJRWMD conducts sampling across rivers, springs, lakes, canals, and groundwater stations to understand water health throughout northeast and east-central Florida.
Protecting and restoring water quality is a core mission of SJRWMD. Our network includes nearly 400 surface water sampling stations, 23 spring stations, and over 450 groundwater stations throughout our 18-county service area. Samples are collected by field staff (grab samples and vertically integrated) and analyzed by EPA-approved methods in our lab or trusted contract labs.
We also maintain over 20 continuous monitoring stations (freshwater, springs, estuaries) that record real-time water quality data to help detect changes quickly.
This monitoring is vital — it underpins our decisions about water supply, ecosystem protection, restoration projects, and regulations. To dive deeper into how we sample, analyze, and use data, click below.
🔗 Learn more: sjrwmd.info/WaterQuality
#SJRWMD #waterquality #ProtectOurWater #ScienceInAction #FloridaWater
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