Tag: sfwmd
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Florida Back Roads: Kissimmee River Restoration

Florida Back Roads: Kissimmee River Restoration Ever since I’ve been involved with water issues I’ve heard about the restoration of the Kissimmee River. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kissimmee_River The Kissimmee River arises in Osceola County as the outflow from East Lake Tohopekaliga, passing through Lake Tohopekaliga, Lake Cypress, Lake Hatchineha and Lake Kissimmee. Below Lake Kissimmee, the river forms…
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Traveling Florida Back Roads: Fort Basinger and the Lockett estate

“Highlands County had the site briefly, but their plan to turn the historic location into a golf course prompted SFWMD to take it back. For now, the site is closed to the public. “
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Our STA 5/6 and their good neighbor US Sugar Corp

Stormwater Treatment Area 5/6 (STA-5/6)tormwater Treatment Areas (STAs) are constructed wetlands designed to aid in Everglades restoration. STAs remove phosphorus from runoff water by channeling it through shallow marshes filled with aquatic plants such as cattail, southern naiad and algae.
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What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our eastuaries? Bring me the person in charge!

What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our estuaries?
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Get to Know Know Your SFWMD Board of Govenors: Daniel O’Keefe and Festivus

Daniel O’Keefe Executive Director, who directs all South Florida Water Management District activities.
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SFWMD: ” You’ve been part of a propaganda campaign! ” US “hahahahah”

SFWMD literally tells the entire clean water community that they are nuts. SFWMD literally tells the entire clean water community that they are nuts.Just so you know the difference THIS is a propaganda campaign. Trying to stop you from polluting us, saving the water, saving the Everglades and stopping sea level rise and salt water…
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SFWMD: Employee Review: Advice to Management. Pray for no catastrophe because you won’t be able to deal with one

SFWMD is not the happiest place on earth.
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DIrty Rats: SFWMD kicks us in the head

South Florida Water Management District board Thursday rejected the proposal to buy U.S. Sugar Corp. land south of Lake Okeechobee.

