Here’s What’s Cooking in the “Kitchen”
Award-Winning Restoration
A place where people used to illegally dump everything from scrap metal to household waste is the site of an award-winning restorat
The District’s Eyes and Ears
Hold Back The Rain
District Funds Priorities, Holds Millage Rates Steady
Dollars and Cents
Ideas Shared at Annual Water Management Conference
A Meeting of the Minds
Revised Water Conservation Measures in Effect
Conservation Is Always In Season
Festival Goers “Bowled Away” by Water Conservation Exhibit
Attention-Grabbing Exhibit
A unique exhibit aimed at getting the word out about water conservation will hit the road again in 2004.
Eager Students Explore Starkey
Education Goes Outdoors
Timing Prompts Need to Store Water
Explaining ASR Technology
Too little or too much? With an average of 50-plus inches of rainfall per year, Florida is one of the wettest in the nation. It’s all about timing, however.
What’s in a Name?
Defining Moment
In an effort to make conservation more “user-friendly,” the Governing Board has adopted the term “Florida-friendly” to use in the District’s landscape ma
