“We’ll take care of our own water.”
The following is taken from a June 20, 2018 news release from the State of Florida. This skewed image of the governor portrays him as doing everything in his power to fix the problem, all […]
The following is taken from a June 20, 2018 news release from the State of Florida. This skewed image of the governor portrays him as doing everything in his power to fix the problem, all […]
This is only one of the undesirable choices with which we will soon be faced. If we continue to welcome more and more development and industry, our water will run out. Already we cannot […]
New leadership at the highest levels is needed before significant improvement in Florida’s water problems will happen. OSFR advisor Dr. Robert Knight discusses this in the following opinion piece in the Gainesville Sun. Comments by […]
Great news for the Santa Fe River. Recently the ten-member Acquisition and Restoration Council (ARC) made a recommendation that the Florida’s First Magnitude Springs Florida Forever Project add a 565-acre land parcel in Columbia […]
Thanks to OSFR President Mike Smith for putting this item on the agenda, and to John Quarterman for publicizing it. If you can, please attend, and even better, please stand and tell the commissioners […]
Alan Toth’s new documentary “Mining Phosphorus” is nearly finished and due to be released in September. Many of you met him and contributed to his film during his recent two visits to our area. […]
De Soto County Administration Bldg. 201 E Oak Street, Arcadia, FL. July 24, 2018, 6:30 – 10:30. We have a chance to keep Mighty Mosaic out of De Soto. The planning and zoning board almost […]
Citrus Co. BOCC, 110 N. Apopka Ave, Inverness, 5 pm Tues. June 12, 2018. Thanks to Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, Whitey Markle and Charles Lee for the following information. Citrus County BOCC is about to roll back […]
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