The Northwest Florida Water Management District is offering $250,000 in cost-share grants of up to $50,000 per project for water conservation measures, with applications accepted until 2 p.m. on Sept. 17.
By STAFF REPORTS A special ribbon-cutting ceremony held April 9, featuring representatives from the Northwest Florida Water Management District, The Nature Conservancy and Walton County celebrated the continued preservation of
By STAFF REPORTS The Northwest Florida Watersheds Partnership Program was recently launched to help provide funding for planning, data collection, design and implementation of projects to enhance water quality, aquatic
The Northwest Florida Water Management District has launched a Watersheds Partnership Program to identify and support projects that improve water quality, habitat, and water supply across the Panhandle’s seven watersheds. Public workshops helped pinpoint priority sub-basins for future work plans. The program relies on coordination with local governments, state agencies and regional partners.
The Agricultural Cost-Share Program supports Florida farmers with grants for efficient irrigation, crop rotation, and conservation, protecting vital water resources.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District announces grant funding opportunities for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to support springs restoration, water conservation, and alternative water supply projects.
Northwest Florida Water Management District expands cost-share funding to support agricultural and livestock water conservation efforts.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District (NWFWMD) is calling for project applications, with a deadline in February 2024. This funding initiative supports crucial springs restoration and alternative water supply projects, promoting sustainable water resource management in northwest Florida.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District is offering grant funding for distributed wastewater projects in order to improve water quality in areas that are not meeting standards. Eligible applicants can receive funding for activities such as feasibility studies, construction, monitoring, and operational costs.
The Rattlesnake Lake North recreation site in Florida has reopened, offering various activities such as camping, hiking, boating, and fishing. Reservations are required for camping.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District is offering $250,000 in cost-share grants of up to $50,000 per project for water conservation measures, with applications accepted until 2 p.m. on Sept. 17.
By STAFF REPORTS A special ribbon-cutting ceremony held April 9, featuring representatives from the Northwest Florida Water Management District, The Nature Conservancy and Walton County celebrated the continued preservation of
By STAFF REPORTS The Northwest Florida Watersheds Partnership Program was recently launched to help provide funding for planning, data collection, design and implementation of projects to enhance water quality, aquatic
The Northwest Florida Water Management District has launched a Watersheds Partnership Program to identify and support projects that improve water quality, habitat, and water supply across the Panhandle’s seven watersheds. Public workshops helped pinpoint priority sub-basins for future work plans. The program relies on coordination with local governments, state agencies and regional partners.
The Agricultural Cost-Share Program supports Florida farmers with grants for efficient irrigation, crop rotation, and conservation, protecting vital water resources.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District announces grant funding opportunities for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to support springs restoration, water conservation, and alternative water supply projects.
Northwest Florida Water Management District expands cost-share funding to support agricultural and livestock water conservation efforts.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District (NWFWMD) is calling for project applications, with a deadline in February 2024. This funding initiative supports crucial springs restoration and alternative water supply projects, promoting sustainable water resource management in northwest Florida.
The Northwest Florida Water Management District is offering grant funding for distributed wastewater projects in order to improve water quality in areas that are not meeting standards. Eligible applicants can receive funding for activities such as feasibility studies, construction, monitoring, and operational costs.
The Rattlesnake Lake North recreation site in Florida has reopened, offering various activities such as camping, hiking, boating, and fishing. Reservations are required for camping.
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