SWFWMD and Invasive Species

[Hancle704]

South West Florida Water Management District

Does their mission include managing areas set aside as water retention ponds that affect the natural aquifers? If so, should they be involved with the mystery invasive species in one of these areas in CDD1 that one report says it will cost $100,000 to remove?

Our Mission • Who We Are & What We Do (http://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/about/mission/)

[tomwed]

Aw nuts. I was hoping you were a Single White Female With Medical Degree looking for a date.

[golfing eagles]

Aw nuts. I was hoping you were a Single White Female With Medical Degree looking for a date.

Would you settle for a married white male with a MD? I'm thinking to be PC I need to change teams:1rotfl:

[asianthree]

Aw nuts. I was hoping you were a Single White Female With Medical Degree looking for a date.

:highfive:me too

[Hancle704]

Have the invasive species commented and been identified? Wannabe comedians!!

[golfing eagles]

Have the invasive species commented and been identified? Wannabe comedians!!

Nothing wannabe about it. :1rotfl:

[tomwed]

Have the invasive species commented and been identified?

Not yet. ET came back and I'm expecting him to phone me from the Preserve but he has Sprint, and, well, you know.

[Mleeja]

Oh crap! Two treads on this topic so far! Could this topic over take MMP striping and coyotes?

I can hardly wait until the costs to shore up the Morse Blvd bridge are published. This site just might blow a gasket.... :-)

[buzzy]

Seems like invasive species is an invasive subject.