The South Florida Water Management District uses advanced geospatial and geographic technology to protect and restore South Florida’s water resources and ecosystems.
DID YOU KNOW: The District uses remote-controlled drones, georeferenced images, highly specialized spatial data and other GIS tools to gather important information that helps guide water management decisions throughout the District’s 16-county region.
The South Florida Water Management District (District) operates one of the largest water control systems in the world, and our dedicated team of public servants is committed to ensuring this vast system operates smoothly and efficiently all year long.
DID YOU KNOW: This primary system of canals and natural waterways connects to community drainage districts and hundreds of smaller neighborhood systems to move water away from homes and businesses.
It’s Bat Week, and we’re highlighting the many benefits provided by these winged wonders!
DID YOU KNOW: Bats play an important role in our environment and help maintain the balance of South Florida’s ecosystems?
FLORIDA’S BATS: Florida has 13 resident species of bats. Eight of these 13 species call South Florida home.
The 2025 King Tide season runs through December 7, 2025, and the South Florida Water Management District (District) is making it easy for the public to find enhanced information about expected tidal conditions.
DID YOU KNOW: The District monitors and documents King Tide events to help guide water management decisions, now and in the future.
