Tamarac Parks & Recreation

The Broward County Parks and Recreation Division offers residents and visitors a range of activities that includes aquatics, batting cages, boat rides, water skiing, horseback riding, target ranges and skate parks. It also conducts adventure camps that offer various activities, such as bowling, skating, and trips to water parks and museums. Additionally, the division organizes horse camps that provide students with riding lessons, as well as instructions on riding equipment, horse care, and breeds and colors of horses. The division also provides opportunities for recreational boating and swimming. The Broward County Parks and Recreation Division maintains its office in Oakland Park, Fla.

The South Florida Water Management District is the oldest and largest of the state's five water management districts, overseeing water resources in a 16-county region from Orlando to the Florida Keys, catering to a population of 9 million. They focus on flood control, water supply planning, water quality improvement, ecosystem restoration, and initiatives like the Python Elimination Program and addressing blue-green algae. With a commitment to resiliency and environmental conservation, the district collaborates with various stakeholders to protect Florida's natural resources, including the Everglades and Biscayne Bay. Through permits, procurement, real estate, grants, and funding opportunities, they engage with the community to promote water conservation, recreation, education, and scientific research for sustainable water management.Generated from the website