Groundwork Jacksonville (GWJax) is seeking a Trail Project Manager who will oversee design and construction of the 30-mile Emerald Trail and the restoration of McCoys Creek and Hogans Creek.
On Wednesday, February 4, GWJax, the COJ, and community representatives gathered at Hollybrook Park to break ground on the McCoys Creek Branches restoration project. The initiative marks a critical milestone in returning the western headwaters of McCoys Creek to a cleaner, healthier, and more natural state while supporting the broader vision of the McCoys Creek restoration and the Emerald Trail.
The City of Jacksonville, Groundwork Jacksonville, and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) have announced the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the future design and development of the Emerald Trail.
Groundwork Jacksonvilleāthe City of Jacksonvilleās nonprofit partner in building the Emerald Trail and restoring Hogans Creek and McCoys Creekāhas been awarded $5,848,900 through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF)…
This summer Groundwork Jacksonvilleās Green Team Youth Corps collaborated with the University of North Florida (UNF), the National Park Service (NPS) and the National Park Foundation (NPF) on an innovative…
Local artist Doug Eng has spent years capturing every aspect of our city through the lens of his camera. His latest entitled “Creeks Rising:Ā A City Reflected in Hogans and…
This week the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) released the third video of its āKeeping Florida, Floridaā series across its digital platforms entitled āJacksonville provides a path for flood resilience.ā The…