The St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) has announced the addition of 27.4 acres to the Lake George Conservation Area, further protecting one of Northeast Florida’s most ecologically valuable freshwater systems. The new parcel expands the existing conservation boundary along the western shoreline of Lake George, enhancing habitat connectivity for fish, wildlife, and migratory birds. The land will also help improve storm-water filtration and water quality flowin

Florida remains one of the premier freshwater fishing destinations in the nation, drawing residents and visitors alike to its lakes,...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is sharing an update on its work to restore fish and wildlife habitat on Lake...

Meet River, an 8 year old fishergirl with a taste for crappie, and some expert knowledge at her side. River’s father Austin Pons, Captain...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) joined community partners to celebrate the grand opening of the new Harter...

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