St. Johns Riverkeeper is seeking a part-time education coordinator to support and expand our education initiatives.

Throughout the month of September, St. Johns Riverkeeper is challenging you to get outside and explore our public lands!

Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been a huge fan of Bugs Bunny cartoons. I just love it when he does something outrageous and then turns to the camera and says, “Ain’t I a stinker?” It’s hilarious!...

As Hurricane Irma’s path turned north, Saundra Morene was told she had to evacuate her Ribault River home on Jacksonville’s Northside. But she wasn’t worried.

June 30, 2026, Governor DeSantis vetoed the bipartisan Biosolids Management Bill, which passed the Florida House and Senate unanimously.

More than 30 volunteers installed 84 Pervious Oyster Shell Habitat (POSH) modules along the living shoreline at Riverview Park on the Trout.

Local activists petition JEA to phase out climate warming fossil fuels, including coal.

Environmental attorney and author Clay Henderson breaks down the key players and history of state-funded conservation efforts in Florida and where protections stand today.

JACKSONVILLE, Florida — The St. Johns River is more than a body of water in Jacksonville — it’s a memory keeper. It carries the stories of shrimpers and shipbuilders, of families who grew up fishing…

The Christobel Septic Tank Phase Out Project began in March of this year. It fulfils a longstanding infrastructure promise to Northwest Jacksonville residents.

Local activists petition JEA to phase out climate warming fossil fuels, including coal.

From drinking water to wildlife to history and adventure, rivers help shape life across the United States. Take the quiz to test your river knowledge.

Conversation between environmental author, educator, and lawyer Clay Henderson and Ryan Worthington followed by 20 minutes of audience Q&A.

​OFFICIAL PETITION: Moratorium on Black Creek Watershed Destruction

More than 30 people carried 84 of the 30-pound oyster habitats into the Trout River at Riverview Park.

Ortega resident Tony Potochick is technically a Texas native. He spent a few short years in the Lone Star State as a young boy before moving to sunny Florida with his family, settling in the Orange Pa...

We're partnering with the St. Johns River Taxi to offer a river cruise with a knowledgeable speaker on the first Wednesday of each month.

The Jaguars and GORUCK dedicated the month of April to giving back to the community with the mission and purpose of building a better Jacksonville together.

Come hang for a film screening and trivia event with Conservation Florida + St. Johns Riverkeeper!

Under Phase III restrictions, landscape irrigation continues to be limited to one day per week for residential, commercial and institutional properties, including managed landscapes and athletic field...

The purchase will conserve 1,299 acres in the southern part of the county.

High school students who love the St. Johns River are invited to apply for the Next Wave Leadership Academy for Summer 2026!

YouTube video by WJCT Public Media

Florida conservation groups hailed an appeals court decision, preventing state control of wetland permits and maintaining federal oversight amid habitat threats.

Northeast Florida's rivers inspire a zealous commitment to regionally unique pursuitsWhen we asked local lensman Gunner Hughes to put together a photo feature celebrating our rivers’ most zealous…

Headwaters Meetup | Thursday, March 26 from 5-7 p.m. at Hell 'N Blazes Brewing (Melbourne) Join St. Johns Riverkeeper team and board members, including our new Headwaters Watershed Specialist, for hap...

VOG Creation Workshop | Saturday, March 14 from 9 a.m. - Noon at the Jacksonville University Marine Science Research Institute Building St. Johns RIVERKEEPER, CCA Florida and the Marine Science Resear...

YouTube video by Relic Rescue USA

A local environmental advocate reports progress as Florida lawmakers push to restore the Ocklawaha River by breaching the Rodman Dam.

Senate Bill 354 / House Bill 299 would require administrative approval of massive developments of 10,000+ acres (at least 15 square miles) with no upper limit on size. There would be no opportunity fo...

Contact your legislators to support bills that present better sewage sludge policy for Florida and the St. Johns River.