DeSantis’ Budget Recommends Billions in Funding for Environmental Priorities
Governor Ron DeSantis’ budget proposal prioritizes Florida’s environment, with $805M for Everglades restoration, $600M for water quality, and $132M for land conservation.
A Q&A with Former DEP Secretary Shawn Hamilton
Shawn Hamilton reflects on his time at DEP, lessons in leadership, and his transition to Dewberry, where he’s tackling water management and environmental projects in Florida.
Aiding Our Producers and Protecting Our Springs: Northwest Florida Water Management District’s Agricultural Cost-Share Program
The Agricultural Cost-Share Program supports Florida farmers with grants for efficient irrigation, crop rotation, and conservation, protecting vital water resources.
FDOT’s construction of the new U.S. 1 Bridge in Jupiter preservers history, strengthens Florida’s supply chain, and protects Florida’s natural resources
By STEVE BRAUN As the Town of Jupiter celebrates its centennial anniversary this year, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is proud to add to the celebration with the partial […]
Trump Administration Takes Early Actions on Environmental Policy
The Trump Administration has reversed key environmental policies, including rescinding environmental justice directives and reducing EPA grants focused on DEI programs.
2025 Florida Legislative Bills to Watch
The 2025 Florida Legislative Session includes key environmental bills covering water management, land conservation, brownfields, and public water safety regulations.
Florida Senate President Lays Out His ‘Rural Renaissance’
Florida’s 2025 legislative plan aims to boost rural development with funding for infrastructure, healthcare, broadband, and education through Senate Bill 110.
A Liquid Balancing Act: How the Suwannee River Water Management District Safeguards Our Most Precious Resource
The Suwannee River Water Management District protects water resources by balancing agricultural needs, population growth, and environmental sustainability.
Florida Cities Grapple With Fluoride Removal From Public Water Supply
Florida cities, including Longwood, are removing fluoride from drinking water amid growing debates over its health effects and legislative proposals redefining water additives.
Florida Notes
Riverkeeper monitoring Fish Kills The St. Johns Riverkeeper is monitoring the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) investigation of several fish kills in the St. Johns River. FWC notes […]
Florida’s Fight Against Derelict Vessels: Recovery Efforts in the Wake of Hurricanes
After Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Florida is addressing over 700 derelict vessels. FWC is leading cleanup efforts to restore waterways and assist boat owners.
Collaborations fuel efforts to meet growing water supply needs
Florida’s water management districts are planning for future water needs through conservation, infrastructure investments, and regional collaboration.
