River Patrol is a volunteer-based program designed to increase St. Johns Riverkeeper’s ability to monitor the St. Johns River and its tributaries and to increase the visibility of our organization in the community. River Patrol is a “river watch” program that monitors water quality and habitat conditions, documents any problems that are encountered, and reports […]
In celebration of St. Johns Riverkeeper’s 20th Anniversary and clean water, we are hosting a FREE online concert for the community. Tune in to watch The Firewater Tent Revival perform live from Intuition Ale Works! This is our way of saying THANK YOU for all the support we have received from the community over the […]
NEW! Tune in Fridays at Noon for new updates each week on our St. Johns Riverkeeper Facebook Page This Friday, we're talking all about River Friendly fertilizing at home. Have questions or topics about you'd like us to answer or discuss during our updates? Send them in ahead of time to gabbie@stjohnsriverkeeper.org.
Join us VIRTUALLY for our monthly cleanup led by our Rising Tides. Learn more about Rising Tides here. While we continue to social distance what better way to serve yourselves, your community, and your River than by picking up a little TRASH along the way? Join our Virtual #sjrktrashtag Challenge! 1) Pick up at […]
Join us as we take a deep dive into our River issues and summertime algae blooms. How are we connected to river pollution like algae blooms and what can we do to help? 5/13 @ Noon | Don’t Feed the Algae Series: Algae Blooms in the St. Johns WATCH Webinar 5/27 @ Noon | Don’t Feed the […]
Sit back, relax, grab a pint or a bite and join us podcast style! Listen and be a part of the conversation as St. Johns Riverkeeper Executive Director, Jimmy Orth, and Advocacy Director, Shannon Blankinship, discuss solutions to flooding and increasing water levels in the St. Johns and whether or not they will work. We […]
Join us as we take a deep dive into our River issues and summertime algae blooms. How are we connected to river pollution like algae blooms and what can we do to help? 5/13 @ Noon | Don’t Feed the Algae Series: Algae Blooms in the St. Johns WATCH Webinar 6/10 @ Noon | Don’t Feed […]
Sit back, relax, grab a pint or a bite and join us podcast style! Listen and be a part of the conversation as St. Johns Riverkeeper Executive Director, Jimmy Orth, and Advocacy Director, Shannon Blankinship, discuss solutions to flooding and increasing water levels in the St. Johns and whether or not they will work. We […]
Join us as we take a deep dive into our River issues and summertime algae blooms. How are we connected to river pollution like algae blooms and what can we do to help? 5/13 @ Noon | Don’t Feed the Algae Series: Algae Blooms in the St. Johns WATCH Webinar 6/10 @ Noon | Don’t Feed […]
Join us and Florida Native Plant Society Ixia Chapter (virtually!) for a guided hike in search of the rare and elusive Bartram’s Ixia. This flower starts to bloom in the early morning around the middle of May through early June. This is peak flower season in Julington-Durbin Preserve for many kinds of native Florida flowers.
Sit back, relax, grab a pint or a bite and join us webcast style! Listen and be a part of the conversation as St. Johns Riverkeeper Executive Director, Jimmy Orth, and Advocacy Director, Shannon Blankinship, discuss solutions to flooding and increasing water levels in the St. Johns and whether or not they will work. We […]
Join us as we take a deep dive into our River issues and summertime algae blooms. How are we connected to river pollution like algae blooms and what can we do to help? 5/13 @ Noon | Don’t Feed the Algae Series: Algae Blooms in the St. Johns WATCH Webinar 6/10 @ Noon | Don’t Feed […]