Our Mission
Preserve, protect and enhance the character and beauty of Jacksonville’s natural and built environment.
“Builders of great cities we all must be.”
— Joe Riley, former mayor of Charleston SC
News & Events
Mayor’s Task Force recommends a world-class riverfront park to revitalize downtown
In March, Mayor Curry convened three meetings of a Downtown Task Force led by businessman John Rood for the purpose of making short term recommendations that the Mayor could fund and implement before he leaves | more...
Attend the DIA Riverfront Public Workshop – Feb 23rd at 12 noon
The Downtown Investment Authority (DIA) is hosting a public workshop about the Downtown Riverfront on Tuesday, February 23rd at 12 noon. According to the public notice:"The purpose of this meeting is for the DIA to | more...
Save Metropolitan Park – Again!
Scenic Jacksonville joins with Riverfront Parks Now in the quest to save all of Metropolitan Park, our major downtown riverfront park and one that - if not protected - could be broken up into pieces | more...
Riverfront Parks Now is a Once in a Lifetime Opportunity
Scenic Jacksonville is excited to partner in Riverfront Parks Now, an initiative aimed at transforming the downtown Jacksonville riverfront into a gathering place for the community that stimulates surrounding economic development and makes our city more resilient for generations to come.
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Traveling along J Turner Butler Blvd is largely free of visual pollution, thanks to our work - settlements in 1995 and 2014 prevented and removed many billboards throughout the city. Just enjoy the blue skies and green trees!
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Except that a lot of those trees are being torn down. The city government and associates keep talking about downtown development and complaining that not enough people support their vision, all the while the Southside is being denuded of its once lush canopy by developers putting up office buildings, car dealerships, apartment buildings, etc...in particular, along the JTB corridor.
