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 […]
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 […]
Episode 5: The State of Solar in FL Guest: Angela DeMonbreun, Solar United Neighbors Read before listening We will discuss the policies that encourage residential solar in Florida as well as the potential to expand solar and what needs to be done. REGISTER
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? Watch our other Don't Feed the Algae Webinars online. REGISTER
Episode 6: Climate Solutions Require Climate Justice Guest: Salome Garcia, The CLEO Institute, Policy and Campaigns Manager| Read before listening We will discuss the overlap between the environmental justice movement and the climate crisis to understand the necessity of working together in order to reach common solutions. REGISTER
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? Watch our other Don't Feed the Algae Webinars online. REGISTER
Episode 7 – Cities are Solving Climate Change Guest: Chris Castro, Director, Office of Sustainability & Resilience, City of Orlando Read before listening and this and this With the U.S. leaving the Paris Climate Accord, many thought that we had abandoned sensible policies to reduce climate change impacts. However, cities and mayors have stepped up and are taking significant […]
Episode 8 – Resiliency through the Tree Canopy Guest: Karen Firehock, Executive Director, Green Infrastructure Center Read before listening Join us as we discuss trees and their role in a resilient future with guest, Karen Firehock, Executive Director, Green Infrastructure Center Inc. that recently completed the City of Jacksonville Urban Tree Canopy Assessment. REGISTER
Episode 9 - Voting to Fix Climate Change Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, Florida Conservation Voters For eight years in Florida, the term “Climate Change” was banned. Join us to discuss where and how our votes can lead to the most substantial results for solving climate change issues in our watershed and our world. REGISTER