Working Forests -- Like This One Around Florida's Largest Sinkhole -- Benefit Water Quality
Did you know forests play a critical role in the quantity and quality of America's water supply, including working forests like ours? Join us at Brooks Sink, Florida's largest sinkhole, where we show how hundreds of millions of gallons of water are being diverted into the Floridan aquifer every year.
More than half of the drinking water in the U.S. originates in a forest, including 30 percent coming from private working forests. We look at how the forestry industry not only protects water, but takes a proactive role in improving water supply.