The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers detonated 140,000 pounds of explosive material in May to advance construction of the EAA Reservoir, part of a new state-federal agreement that cuts the project’s construction timeline in half and targets completion by 2029.
The South Florida Water Management District has launched DBHydro Insights, a modern tool that gives the public easier access to water levels, rainfall and water quality data. Users can download charts, view interactive maps and track real-time conditions across the region. The District also updated its elevation reference system to NAVD88 for more accurate reporting.
The South Florida Water Management District marks 75 years of safeguarding water resources and restoring ecosystems. Collaborative efforts with the U.S. Army Corps and tribal nations have advanced key Everglades projects, like the Picayune Strand Restoration and the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual, reflecting a deep commitment to South Florida’s environmental health and sustainability.
The approval of the 2023 North Florida Water Supply Plan marks a significant step in ensuring sustainable water resource management. This plan, developed collaboratively, aims to meet the increasing water demands while preserving the integrity of natural ecosystems in North Florida.
The South Florida Water Management District has been working on the largest ecosystem restoration effort in the world, which aims to restore and protect the Everglades. The district has made significant progress in constructing water storage reservoirs, stormwater treatment areas, and restoring rivers, with the goal of creating a more resilient and sustainable South Florida.
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
The South Florida Water Management District has finalized its 2023 District Sea Level Rise and Flood Resiliency Plan to address the impacts of rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
The Bluefield Ranch Mitigation Bank plays a crucial role in wetland mitigation efforts in Southeast Florida. It offers a diverse range of wetland credits, including freshwater forested and herbaceous wetlands, and helps offset the impacts of development on state and federal wetland areas.
US Corps, SFWMD take on scoping meetings The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) recently completed two National Environmental Policy Act
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers detonated 140,000 pounds of explosive material in May to advance construction of the EAA Reservoir, part of a new state-federal agreement that cuts the project’s construction timeline in half and targets completion by 2029.
The South Florida Water Management District has launched DBHydro Insights, a modern tool that gives the public easier access to water levels, rainfall and water quality data. Users can download charts, view interactive maps and track real-time conditions across the region. The District also updated its elevation reference system to NAVD88 for more accurate reporting.
The South Florida Water Management District marks 75 years of safeguarding water resources and restoring ecosystems. Collaborative efforts with the U.S. Army Corps and tribal nations have advanced key Everglades projects, like the Picayune Strand Restoration and the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual, reflecting a deep commitment to South Florida’s environmental health and sustainability.
The approval of the 2023 North Florida Water Supply Plan marks a significant step in ensuring sustainable water resource management. This plan, developed collaboratively, aims to meet the increasing water demands while preserving the integrity of natural ecosystems in North Florida.
The South Florida Water Management District has been working on the largest ecosystem restoration effort in the world, which aims to restore and protect the Everglades. The district has made significant progress in constructing water storage reservoirs, stormwater treatment areas, and restoring rivers, with the goal of creating a more resilient and sustainable South Florida.
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
The South Florida Water Management District has finalized its 2023 District Sea Level Rise and Flood Resiliency Plan to address the impacts of rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
The Bluefield Ranch Mitigation Bank plays a crucial role in wetland mitigation efforts in Southeast Florida. It offers a diverse range of wetland credits, including freshwater forested and herbaceous wetlands, and helps offset the impacts of development on state and federal wetland areas.
US Corps, SFWMD take on scoping meetings The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) recently completed two National Environmental Policy Act
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