Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own garden gloves, if possible.
TPF supports local city, state and national parks in northeast Florida.
The volunteer event was held at Betz-Tiger Point Preserve.
The 45 names featured on this mural represent local Riverside/Avondale residents lost to AIDS related diseases over the years.
The location is the westernmost 2 miles of the trail between the Baldwin trailhead to the Brandy Branch Road trailhead.
The virtual event is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 6.
If you are concerned about your safety and need immediate support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.
The new design honors the city's strong Black and immigrant heritage.
Students can visit a local park or preserve from now through Dec. 2 to help clean up litter and earn community service hours.
The market will target food deserts.
The land has important habitat for the Florida scrub-jay, which is a threatened species.
The team has partnered with Duval County to create this initiative to fill the need for Election Day help.
Entries must be submitted to a sponsoring local VFW Post by midnight on Oct. 31.
The nomination deadline is Friday, Oct. 9.
NFLT has a chance to purchase 12 acres of land to the east and south of the current preserve but must raise $150,000 by the end of October.
The goal is to reach the traditionally undercounted populations of children under age 5 and non-English speaking and low-income families.
As Hurricane Sally moves closer to the coast of Alabama, hospitals are bracing for a significant hit on their already-low blood supplies.
The event is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Sept. 19.
The Sept. 19 event in Jacksonville is part of an annual international effort to keep oceans and shorelines healthy.
The Northeast Florida PBS station is offering a suite of mostly free, high-quality, accessible educational media resources.
Pre-registration is not required.
The purchase means the entire preserve will remain undeveloped forever.
The event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Emmett Reed Community Center & Park.
The online event is scheduled for Oct. 22.
The plan includes residential neighborhoods, a park, commercial and office space, and a site for a future high school.
The organization's mission is to help people as they transition back home from incarceration.
The nonprofit land conservation organization started the campaign in 2019 to raise money to acquire the island's remaining natural spaces.
The funds will help the food bank increase capacity and meet the elevated need caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Curbside pickup of items on hold continues to be available at 14 locations.
Garbage, yard waste and recycling collection will run as usual on Monday, Sept. 7. City ...
The park, located on Abess Boulevard, has separate fenced areas for large and small dogs.
The planned community's carefully designed neighborhoods feature everything from parks and recreation to shopping, restaurants and more.
The City of Jacksonville will open Metropolitan Park Marina reservations for the Jaguar and Florida/Georgia games.
The two-mile closure will be between the Baldwin and Brandy Branch Road trailheads.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Friday.
The goal of the campaign is to pressure Congress to provide CARES funding for live performance venues forced to close doors due to COVID-19.
There will be many cleanup sites in Jacksonville on Sept. 19.
Two sessions will be offered.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The event is one of the largest parades in the Southeast.