Try something new, support a local business, AND do your part for the Great St. Johns River Cleanup! Join Florida Yoga and Paddle (FYP) for a paddle cleanup and SUP […]
Join us as we clean up Downtown Jacksonville on Earth Day, April 22 at 9 a.m. This location in the Great St. Johns River Cleanup is sponsored by First Horizon […]
Climate Conversations: From the Sea to the St. Johns Saturday, April 22 from 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center Join The Institute for Water and Environmental […]
Welcome to City Nature Challenge 2023 for Duval County! City Nature Challenge is a friendly competition between cities around the world. It started in 2016 between San Francisco and Los […]
In St. Johns Riverkeeper's new Spring/Summer educational series "Adventures in Urban Ecosystems" we invite adults and kids alike to explore the natural spaces that harbor a diversity of life in […]
Tuesday, May 9 at 6 p.m. at Bold City Brewery Warehouse (2670-7 Rosselle Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204) Join us as Lisa Rinaman, the St. Johns Riverkeeper, Logan Cross, chair of […]
Walk the Bridges | Saturday, May 13 at 9 a.m. starting from the Fuller Warren Shared-Use Path (Riverside) Walk the Bridges with St. Johns Riverkeeper's executive director, Jimmy Orth! Check […]
Join Rising Tides young professionals for our monthly cleanup on McCoys Creek! As always, all of our cleanups are RAIN or SHINE! This month we're cleaning up where McCoys Creek […]
Nature Walk with St. Johns Riverkeeper | Sunday, May 28 from 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at Bayard Conservation Area Join St. Johns Riverkeeper for a nature walk through Bayard […]
Paddle with a guide through Fort George and the Simpson Creek estuary, a series of tributaries that wind through the salt marsh creating what looks like the arteries of the […]
A river is only as healthy as its tributaries. Join us as we clean up one of the historic tributaries of the St. Johns River. Buckets, grabbers, disposable gloves, and […]
Tuesday, June 13 | 6 p.m. | Southern Swells Brewing Company Climate change and rising waters are undermining the health of our river, our beaches, our community, and our economy. […]
