MoMS IS Coming to Town!
Great news for High Springs! The Florida Humanities Council for the Museum on Main Street Water/Ways exhibit for 2016 is coming to High Springs and will be housed in the High Springs Historical Museum. […]
Florida Environment – Protected or Unprotected? How About the Parks?
Steve Bousquet has published an article in the Tampa Bay Times today Aug.5 2015 with the news that Gov. Rick Scott has confirmed the appointment of Jon Steverson as head of the Florida DEP. […]
Springs Plan Lacks Real Enforcement
Thanks to Dr. Robert Knight of Florida Springs Council who sent the link to the following article in the Ocala Star Banner. OSFR had previously posted on this: ” Misleading Headlines in the Gainesville Sun.” Editorial: […]
Who Is Dr. Knight? Someone With a Message We Should Hear
Dr. Robert Knight has been interviewed by WCJBTV regarding the Adena Ranch/Sleepy Creek water withdrawal permit. Dr. Knight repeats here what many have said already, that the permit does not qualify because it is […]
Ironies and Oddities of Florida Water Management
On July 05, 2015 at 01:09PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Water management in Florida is seldom straightforward because people find many ways to get around the laws of hydrology and economics. A […]
Florida Springs Council Addresses Aquifer Health
“The time has come to change the ways in which Floridians are using water. To delay or to resist change will only make our aquifer problems worse and lead to human suffering.” Statement by […]
Operation Dry Water for Safe Boating
June 22, 2015 FWC law enforcement officers to help stop boating under the influence during Operation Dry Water As the summer recreational boating season gets into full swing, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation […]
Take Action to Protect Silver Springs
Take Action to Protect Silver Springs! Your Voice is Needed: July 14 Hearing on Sleepy Creek/Adena Springs Ranch Permit Many of you have been closely following the Sleepy Creek Lands (formerly Adena Springs Ranch) project. […]
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