July CFWI Newsletter

Southwest Florida Water Management District sent this bulletin at 07/26/2022 08:18 AM EDT

Scientists Work Together on Wetland Monitoring Program

Scientists from three water management districts came together to set up wetland monitoring sites in Central Florida. The scientists are part of the CFWI's Data, Monitoring and Investigations Team, made up of staff from the Southwest, St. Johns and South Florida water management districts. Watch a video to learn more.

PRWC Moves Forward with Two AWS Projects

The Polk Regional Water Cooperative received the green light to move forward with two Lower Floridan aquifer alternative water supply projects to help meet the region's water needs. Learn more.

Well Site Exploring Lower Floridan Aquifer

There are nearly 200 well sites that collect data within the CFWI. A well site in Polk County is exploring the Lower Floridan aquifer as an alternative water supply source. Watch a video to learn more.

Visit CFWIwater.com

The CFWI encompasses five counties: Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole and southern Lake. Through the CFWI, three water management districts — South Florida, Southwest Florida and St. Johns River — are working collaboratively with other agencies and stakeholders to implement effective water resource planning, including water resource and supply development and management strategies to protect, conserve and restore our water resources. To learn more, please visit cfwiwater.com.

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