Waterwise database interview

Explains why the database was created and how individuals can use it to find the right plants for their landscapes.

02:03

Conservation Easements

Gives an overview of why the District and other public entities buy property, what is allowed on these properties and explains about the various responsibilities of the District and adjacent property owners along public easements.

12:24

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Florida’s Aquifer:
The Treasure Below

Explains how Florida’s aquifer system formed.

05:37

Frolicking Otters

Playful and fun-loving, the North American river otter is the mascot of the St. Johns River Water Management District. The otter was once found from Alaska to Florida, but now is a rare treat to be seen playing along Florida’s waterways. See the otter’s antics in these scenes filmed at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.

01:01

Off the Map: Kayaking the Indian River Lagoon

Leads viewers by kayak through the Indian River Lagoon, exploring the region’s natural splendor and how people are confronting the challenges it faces. Hosted by Travel Channel host Hunter Reno.

22:13

Spring Waters Run Deep

Produced by the District and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to inform the public about the threats to Florida’s springs and how individuals can reduce their harmful impacts on these sources of water.

08:51

This Old Pond

Step-by-step instructions to help property owners maintain their stormwater systems.

14:55

Water Pollution:
The Dirty Details

Explains about the kinds of water pollution and how the District and others are working to reduce the amount of pollutants going into our waterways. Gives tips for individuals to reduce their harmful impacts on surface waters.

08:51

Water’s Journey:
The River Returns

An adventure above, below and along the St. Johns River; illustrates the river’s history and beauty, challenges rivers face from humans, and modern efforts to improve the health of waterways.

29:55

Watering Restrictions
(Grass Pool, spring/summer)

This video uses an analogy of a swimming pool to encourage viewers not to overwater and to follow watering restrictions in effect during daylight saving time.

00:30

Watering Restrictions
(Pop Ups, fall/winter)

This video illustrates watering days and times allowed within the District during Eastern Standard Time.

00:30

Watering Restrictions
(Pop Ups, spring/summer)

This video illustrates watering days and times allowed within the District during daylight saving time.

00:30

Watersheds, Wetlands and Wildlife

A scenic and informative look at how everyday activities impact our waterways.

14:10

What could happen if we use too much water?

This video explains how overuse of groundwater can adversely impact the environment.

00:30

What’s an Estuary? Now You Know

Produced by the Association of National Estuary Programs as a fun explanation of what estuaries are and why they are important.

07:08

Where does my water come from?

This video answers the question of where most of the population of northeast and east-central Florida get their drinking water, which is from aquifers.

00:30

Why do we have watering restrictions?

This video explains why the St. Johns River Water Management District established watering restrictions.

00:30

Why do we need to conserve water?

This video explains why conservation is necessary to delay the need to develop alternative sources of water.

00:30

Wildlife and the District

Catch a glimpse of some of the animals that you might see while visiting the District’s public lands and learn why they make their homes on these protected properties.

01:03