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
District Receives 4 Crystal Awards
Taking Top Honors
Two Workshops Set for May
Florida-Friendly Landscaping 101
Builders Recognized for Water-Wise Landscaping
Water Wise Winners
Joes Creek Habitat Restoration Project
Restoration Project Gives Site A New Look
Looking at the 15 acres of restored habitat to the west of the Northside Christian School athletic fields in P
A Simple Solution is the Temporary Answer
The Problem With Lake Persimmon... Air it Out!
A simple solution seems to be the temporary answer to Lake Persimmon’s poor water quality.