ALT The square logo for the Water Matters Podcast by the Southwest Florida Water Management District. The text is large, white and centered, overlaid on a photograph that is split between the sky and green trees above and extremely clear blue-green water with aquatic vegetation below.

ALT Title: Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve - East Tract, Burn Unit: GS2027F2, Acres: (+/-) 253. Map Details:Preserve Boundary: Highlighted in light yellow with a solid black outline, stretching across portions of Pasco, Sumter, Polk, and Lake counties. Burn Unit: A red-hatched polygon located in the western portion of the preserve, just east of Highway 471 and north of Blue Lake and the Withlacoochee River Swamp. Surrounding Features & Roads: Includes State Road 471 running north-south, Highway 98 and Route 54 near the southwestern boundary, Gator Creek, Gator Hole Slough, and Rock Ridge. Footer Information: Includes a legend for the Burn Unit and Preserve Boundary, a 0–2 mile scale bar, a North arrow, and the Southwest Florida Water Management District logo.

ALT Map of Lower Hillsborough Wilderness Preserve highlighting a 178-acre prescribed burn unit (LH2027F2) cross-hatched in red near the north-central section of the preserve. The yellow-shaded preserve boundary is situated east of Interstate 75 and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, positioned northwest of Thonotosassa.

ALT Map of Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve - East Tract highlighting a large 1,061-acre prescribed burn unit (GS2027F1) marked in red cross-hatching near the Sumter and Lake county border line. The yellow-shaded preserve sits east of State Road 471 and Cumpressco, with the Withlacoochee River Swamp running south of the burn area.

ALT Map of Lower Hillsborough Wilderness Preserve highlighting a 130-acre prescribed burn unit (LH2027F1) filled with red cross-hatching near its upper-central boundary. The yellow-shaded preserve lies east of Interstate 75 and Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, bounded to the southeast by US Highway 301 and north of Thonotosassa.

ALT Map of Conner Preserve showing a 100-acre prescribed burn unit (CP2026F1) marked in red cross-hatching in the northeastern area of the preserve. The yellow-shaded preserve boundary sits south of State Road 52 and east of US Highway 41, near Connerton and Ehren.

ALT Infographic titled "Check for Leaks Using Your Water Meter" by the Southwest Florida Water Management District, outlining a four-step process to detect household water leaks.

ALT Map of Starkey Wilderness Preserve depicting a 155-acre prescribed burn unit (ST2026W6) filled with red cross-hatching in the upper portion of the preserve. The yellow-shaded preserve boundary spans south of State Road 52 and west of the Suncoast Parkway, positioned north of Odessa and Trinity.

ALT Water Restriction Reminder graphic showing a hand pouring water from a glass pitcher into a drinking glass. Text on the right reads, "Restaurants can only serve water upon request." The bottom-left corner features the Southwest Florida Water Management District "Water 101" logo.

ALT A high-angle, close-up photograph of rain falling on a puddle or still body of water, creating a multitude of concentric ripples across the surface.

ALT A Water Restriction Reminder graphic from the Southwest Florida Water Management District stating that non-commercial car washing at home is only permitted on lawn watering days using a shutoff nozzle, accompanied by an image of a man washing his car.

ALT Map of Edward W Chance Reserve - Gilley Creek Tract highlighting a 160-acre burn unit (GC2026F1) marked in red cross-hatching at the northeastern corner of the preserve boundary. The yellow-shaded preserve is situated north of State Road 64 and Lake Manatee, with Oak Knoll Road running near its central section.

ALT "Florida-Friendly Landscaping: 5 Ways to Attract Wildlife" from the Southwest Florida Water Management District. The five tips are: Plant vines, shrubs and trees to create cover, nesting areas and food. (Illustrated with a bird's nest holding three blue eggs.) Provide a water source like a birdbath or small pond. (Illustrated with a birdbath and several small birds.) Provide wildlife shelters such as a bathhouse, birdhouse or brush pile. (Illustrated with a pile of dry branches and twigs.) Protect the health of wildlife visitors. Limit pesticide use by spot treating only areas that need attention. (Illustrated with a pest-sprayer bottle.) Consider including native plants in your landscape. They are the natural food, shelter and nesting plants of our local wildlife. (Illustrated with potted plants, a trowel, and a watering can.) The left side features illustrations of a deer, rabbit, and fox. A URL for more information is listed at the bottom: WaterMatters.org/Yards.

ALT Map of Starkey Wilderness Preserve showing a 155-acre burn unit (ST2026W6) highlighted with red cross-hatching in the northern section of the preserve. The yellow-shaded preserve boundary sits south of State Road 52 and west of Suncoast Parkway, with Trinity and Odessa located to the south.

ALT Map of Halpata Tastanaki Preserve highlighting a 92-acre burn unit (HT2026F2) cross-hatched in red near Ross Pond. The yellow-shaded preserve is located south of Marion County Airport and SW Highway 484, bordered by the Withlacoochee River along its southern boundary.