St. Johns County has launched the SJC Stewardship video series, which explores the unique cultural and historic resources found throughout the county. Each episode showcases a different location, telling the stories of the people, places and heritage that have shaped St. Johns County’s rich history and culture. The series aims to educate, inspire, and foster community pride.
The first episode, scheduled for release in July, highlights the Fort Matanzas National Monument, offering viewers a closer look at its history, significance, and role in preserving St. Johns County’s heritage.
“Once you learn about the unique history and heritage of St. Johns County, it’s hard not to take pride in where we live,” said Megan Wright, environmental specialist and host of the series.
“We are so excited to launch this new video series,” said Matthew Denny, digital media manager for the Office of Public Affairs. “We hope to not only educate but inspire viewers as we explore the rich history and culture in St. Johns County.”
The SJC Stewardship Series supports the St. Johns County Strategic Plan key priorities of enhance conservation and community well-being.
Some of the locations that will be highlighted throughout the series include:
How to Watch
The video series will be rolled out with a new episode released every month across multiple channels to ensure broad public access.
Videos will be published on the county’s social media platforms. Residents are encouraged to follow the official St. Johns County Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SJCFL and Instagram account at https://www.instagram.com/st.johnscounty and subscribe to the St. Johns County YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@st.johnscounty for new episodes and updates.
Episodes will be available on the SJC Stewardship web page at sjcfl.us/sjc-stewardship and the county’s GovTV channel at sjcfl.us/watch-govtv-live.
