Press Release
By St. Johns Water Mangement District
10-03-24
| With fall officially here, it’s the perfect time to grab your fishing pole and dive into one of the season’s most cherished pastimes — fishing. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or looking to help your kids reel in their first catch, St. Johns River Water Management District public lands offer some of the best spots for your fishing adventures. From coastal marshes and lakes to rivers and secluded wetlands, these properties not only protect and preserve water resources but also provide outdoor spaces for recreation, environmental education and, of course, fishing — all free to the public as part of the District’s mission to protect natural resources and serve the region. |
District reopens lands, staff ready to support statewide recovery
| The District has reopened the majority of its public lands and all navigational locks after Hurricane Helene, providing access for outdoor recreation. |
| Due to recent storms and closures, the District has extended the Blue School Grant deadline to Oct. 7. Teachers can receive up to $3,000 in funding—don’t delay! Get all the details on our website: www.sjrwmd.com/education/blue-school💦 ⏰📚 |
| Check out our latest videos on our YouTube channel. Explore more information about the District by reading stories and press releases on our Newsroom page and in StreamLines. |
Do you know your designated watering day? It’s based on your address and the time of year. You’ll only need to water if your lawn and landscape show signs of needing water. Lawns and landscapes need less water this time of year. Learn about districtwide watering restrictions and how they help us all save water. #WaterLess
| How much rain has your area seen? Rainfall average in the past month through Oct. 3 is 8.84 inches within the 18 counties of the District. |
St. Johns River Water Management District | P.O. Box 1429 | Palatka, FL 32178-1429 US
