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Understanding the importance of water

If you're looking for a refreshing escape into nature, look no further than the St. Johns River Water Management District’s Middle St. Johns River Basin. Stretching over 2,000 square miles across parts of Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Volusia, Lake, Marion, and Putnam counties, this region is a watery wonderland packed with scenic lakes, meandering rivers, and—best of all—outstanding springs.

February 25, 2026

Splash into Florida’s Natural Wonders: The Outstanding Springs of the Middle St. Johns River Basin

February is Florida Hiking Trails Month, and it’s the perfect time to lace up your shoes and head outdoors. With mild weather, hiking offers a refreshing way to get exercise, enjoy wildlife and experience a quieter side of Florida.

February 18, 2026

Hit the Trail: Celebrate Florida Hiking Trails Month

Calm waters of Deep Creek surrounded by lush green grasses and wetland vegetation, with tree-lined shores and small islands under partly cloudy skies

February 10, 2026

Where Creek Meets River: Discover Deep Creek Conservation Area

St. Johns River Water Management District outreach staff engaging with families at an outdoor educational booth under a blue canopy tent, with children and adults gathered around tables displaying informational materials and activities

February 4, 2026

At Blue Spring, manatees inspire conversations about water and conservation

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