This series of videos showcases the work of the Southwest Florida Water Management District.
Southwest Florida Water Management District
This video explains the function of a watershed and how human actions affect the health of a watershed and the quality of water within it.
The Southwest Florida Water Management District is studying the Withlacoochee River and its surrounding watershed from the Green Swamp to the Gulf of Mexico. The Withlacoochee River watershed includes the area of land that water flows across as it moves to the Withlacoochee River. This watershed contains a variety of natural environments and man-made alterations which affect the behavior of the river. In addition, the river system has experienced extreme high and low conditions in recent decades due to fluctuations in rainfall.
This video features the habitat restoration projects of the District's Surface Water Improvement and Management program.
This video provides examples of invasive species currently affecting southwest central Florida and the steps being taken to control them.
Fire is an integral part of keeping Florida's forests diverse, dynamic and natural.
Archbold Biological Station explains how well monitoring is used to collect and measure water resource data and takes you on an animated virtual tour through the aquifer.