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💧 Communities across our District are taking action 💧
From counties to cities and local leaders, communities throughout the St. Johns River Water Management District are proclaiming April 2026 as Water Conservation Month—joining more than 100 governments across Florida in this statewide effort.
👏 Thank you to all who are helping raise awareness and encourage simple actions that protect our water resources. 👏
When we work together, small actions add up to a big impact.
Because Florida water—it’s worth saving. 💧
#WaterConservationMonth #SJRWMD #FloridaWater #SaveWater #CommunityEffort
🗳️ Only one can win… which bird gets your vote?
It’s a showdown in the skies 👇
🪶 Northern Harrier — A low-flying hunter that glides over marshes and grasslands, using both sight and sound to track prey.
⚡ Peregrine Falcon — The fastest animal on Earth, diving at incredible speeds to catch its target mid-air.
Two incredible birds of prey… but you only get ONE vote 👀
👍 = Northern Harrier
❤️ = Peregrine Falcon
Cast your vote below ⬇️
#SJRWMD #FloridaWildlife #BirdsOfPrey #BirdPoll
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🐾 Spotted at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive… a Florida native in action.
Bobcats are one of Florida’s most elusive predators — and seeing one in the wild is always a special moment.
At the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, these stealthy hunters roam the landscape, helping maintain balance in the ecosystem by controlling prey populations.
👀 Keep your eyes peeled… you never know what you might see around the next bend.
🚗 The Wildlife Drive offers a unique chance to experience Florida’s wildlife from the comfort of your vehicle — no hiking required.
📍 Plan your visit and explore responsibly: sjrwmd.info/WildlifeDrive
#SJRWMD #LakeApopka #WildlifeDrive #FloridaWildlife #Bobcat #ExploreFlorida #NatureLovers
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