It's your passport into the inner realm of south Florida's water cycle and interconnected watersheds -- a narrative voice into the watery wilderness of aquatic south Florida.
It’s a hydrologic Rosetta Stone that let's you see the Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, Big Cypress Swamp (and more) through the eyes of a hydrologist ... past, present, and future.
The journal makes no claim to know everything, just enough worth sharing.
The journal is organized under several pages (as they are called in the newspaper industry) -- or "labels" as they are called in the world of blogs, as described below.
What is SFWJ