TheRiverReturns.org is a companion to the High Definition television documentary "Water's Journey: The River Returns," which begins airing this month on public television stations in Florida and throughout the nation.
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TheRiverReturns.org, is a companion to the High Definition television documentary "Water's Journey: The River Returns," which begins airing this month on public television stations in Florida and throughout the nation.

Other features include a preview of the film, an interactive "History of the St. Johns River" and the "Florida-Friendly Farm," an illustrated, animation that explains the environmental benefits of implementing agricultural Best Management Practices, methods used to conserve water and minimize runoff of fertilizers and pesticides into the river.

The longest river in Florida, the St. Johns begins in a flat marsh west of Vero Beach and then meanders slowly northward on its way toward Jacksonville. The river's watershed includes all or parts of 16 counties in central and northeastern Florida. One of 14 American Heritage Rivers in the U.S., the St. Johns natural beauty attracted the likes of botanist John Bartram and naturalist and artist James Audubon and served as inspiration for literary works of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (Cross Creek and the Yearling) and Harriet Beecher Stowe (Uncle Tom's Cabin). Today, like many major rivers in the U.S., development pressures, polluted stormwater runoff, discharge from industrial and power facilities and wastewater treatment plants heavily impact the St. Johns.

TheRiverReturns.org film and web documentaries were produced with support from the St. Johns River Water Management District, the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Florida Department of Education.  For further details contact Kevin T. Sparkman, Producer, at 609-714-1754

URL: http://www.TheRiverReturns.org

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