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The yearly total is a rolling, cumulative amount for the previous 365 days.
🎉 Hey TEACHERS! Have you applied for the Blue School Grant yet? The deadline is Sept. 30! 🌊💧Get all the details here: www.sjrwmd.com/education/blue-school 💦
#blueschoolgrant #SJRWMD #water #funding #waterprojects #teachers #students
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Jordan Rodriguez
Florida Association of Science Teachers, please share!
Can you guess how much water the average shower uses? Drop your guesses in the comments below! 💧💦 #waterless#GuessTheUsage
waterlessflorida.com/
💧🚿 #waterconservation #showerfacts #savewater
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The average shower lasts about eight minutes. Since the average showerhead has a water flow of 2.1 gallons per minute, each shower uses more than 16 gallons of water!
How much water does the average golf course use? And they're everywhere!
17 to 25 gallons❓
15-20 gallons
How much does a car wash use ? Gated communities watering fancy yards??? How much does Disney use per day and St. John’s water management is worried about my shower??🤬🤬🤬
I guess 20 gallons.
35?
Discover the beauty and importance of the Lower St. Johns River Basin! 🌊 Our dedicated team works to protect and restore this important ecosystem, ensuring clean water, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities for all. #SJRWMD
Learn more at www.sjrwmd.com/waterways/st-johns-river/lower #stjohnsriver #ConservationEfforts
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💦Saving water, one well at a time!
To plug artesian wells, crews hike, use ATVs, and even boats. If you find an abandoned well while exploring, let the District know—plugging is free for landowners.
To report a well: www.sjrwmd.com/education/abandoned-wells
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Our core missions are all about water!
Daily: 0.30
Monthly: 7.73
Yearly: 50.12
The monthly rainfall total is a rolling, cumulative amount for the past 30 days.
The yearly total is a rolling, cumulative amount for the previous 365 days.