Students Leave a “Legacy”
Lasting Impression Through Learning
A unique environmental education program is giving Dunnellon students the opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the community.
A unique environmental education program is giving Dunnellon students the opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the community.
Testing is complete!
District employee Bill Hartmann recently received a pat on the back from his peers. Hartmann, who is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), was named the Government Engineer of the Year for 2002–2003.
Nearly 10 percent of the people who live in the District are Hispanic, and for many, Spanish is their first language. To reach that audience with a water conservation message, the District developed the Hispanic Outreach Program.
Individuals and groups concerned about water-related issues in their communities can apply for a Southwest Florida Water Manag
This September, water managers, state and local government officials, representatives from academia, the business community and o
If there’s one certainty, it is this: Thomas G. Dabney is prepared.
Look up “energy” in the dictionary and more than likely there’ll be a picture of David Moore.
The District celebrated successful water conservation education grant projects and recognized the volunteers that make them happen at the spring conference, “Water Conserv