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Water Management
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District Permittingbrochure Water is a public resource that belongs to all of us. However, fresh water is not limitless. District permitting benefits residents, property owners and businesses by reducing the risk of flooding and protecting water quality and water supplies for current and future generations.
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Florida Waters112-page booklet Learn about Florida’s water resources, including history of the state and its native inhabitants, how the state’s ecology formed, modern water management, weather cycles, water use and water quality, and current resource restoration efforts.
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How Water Is Managed for Youbrochure Explains the various state and local agencies involved in water resources protection and management.
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Living In Florida’s Watersheds4-page brochure
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Saving Water Indoors6-page brochure Tips on how to save water indoors.
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Saving Water Indoors (Spanish; Ahorrando agua dentro de su hogar)6-page brochure Tips on how to save water indoors.
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Saving Water Outdoors6-page brochure Tips on how to save water outdoors.
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Saving Water Outdoors (Spanish; Cómo ahorrar agua en el exterior de su casa)6-page brochure Tips on how to save water outdoors.
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Small Acreage Farm and Ranch Best Management Practices12-page booklet As a ranchette or farmette owner, you play a significant role in protecting Florida’s water resources. Some common land-use practices can potentially degrade these resources.
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Stormwater Systems in Your Neighborhoodbrochure If properly maintained, stormwater ponds help prevent flooding and filter out pollutants before they reach streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands, ground water, estuaries and, ultimately, the gulf.
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Strategic Plan36-page booklet The Strategic Plan communicates the District’s forward perspective to address our fast-growing region’s water resource priorities. The Plan is updated annually in order to assess the success of efforts, and to efficiently modify strategies and priorities as necessary to fulfill the District’s mission to provide a sustainable water supply, while restoring and protecting the environment.
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Surface Water Improvement and Management Program (SWIM)brochure
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Water 101 DVDDVD An overview of water resources issues in west-central Florida. Narration by veteran actor Hal Holbrook. |
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Water Supply: Developing Sustainable Water Supplies…4-page brochure An overview of alternative water supply sources like reclaimed water, rehydration, aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) and desalination.
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West-Central Florida’s Aquifers8-page booklet Florida’s Great Unseen Water Resources
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Who We Are and What We Do (Small)brochure Information about the Southwest Florida Water Management District.
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