The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has launched an online grant portal to provide eligible entities, including local governments, higher education entities, nonprofit organizations and for-profit organizations that receive state financial assistance, the opportunity to submit proposals that bolster existing efforts to protect and restore Florida’s water resources.
The Florida departments of Environmental Protection, Agriculture, and Consumer Services, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and Citrus have presented their legislative budget requests for the upcoming fiscal year. The requests include funding for agricultural land conservation, water resource protection, Everglades restoration, and citrus industry recovery.
Water supply and wastewater professionals in Florida are facing challenges related to water quantity and quality. With 60% of the state identified as a water use caution area, there is a need for a holistic approach known as One Water.
The Resilient Florida Program is organizing its final quarterly resilience forum of 2023. This virtual event, scheduled for November 1st from 9 to 11 a.m. EDT, will feature three presentations as
New Florida stormwater regulations in will bring significant changes to stormwater management practices, requiring developers and engineers to meet enhanced standards for water quality protection.
Discover the preservation of Telford Spring in Florida alongside the Suwannee River, showcasing the importance of land conservation and protecting natural resources.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has launched an online grant portal to provide eligible entities, including local governments, higher education entities, nonprofit organizations and for-profit organizations that receive state financial assistance, the opportunity to submit proposals that bolster existing efforts to protect and restore Florida’s water resources.
The Florida departments of Environmental Protection, Agriculture, and Consumer Services, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and Citrus have presented their legislative budget requests for the upcoming fiscal year. The requests include funding for agricultural land conservation, water resource protection, Everglades restoration, and citrus industry recovery.
Water supply and wastewater professionals in Florida are facing challenges related to water quantity and quality. With 60% of the state identified as a water use caution area, there is a need for a holistic approach known as One Water.
The Resilient Florida Program is organizing its final quarterly resilience forum of 2023. This virtual event, scheduled for November 1st from 9 to 11 a.m. EDT, will feature three presentations as
New Florida stormwater regulations in will bring significant changes to stormwater management practices, requiring developers and engineers to meet enhanced standards for water quality protection.
Discover the preservation of Telford Spring in Florida alongside the Suwannee River, showcasing the importance of land conservation and protecting natural resources.
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