A Hike On The Wild Side
The following is by OSFR board member Kristin Rubin, who participated in the recent hike along the Santa Fe River, led by botanist Dr. Colette Jacono. This is the second hike led by Dr. Jacono […]
RiverFest 2018
Seven great songs about the Santa Fe River were presented to the audience at Rum 138 at RiverFest 18 on a beautiful March day southwest of Fort White, Columbia County, Florida. The music just gets […]
Honor Marjorie Carr’s legacy: Free the Ocklawaha
The long wait to restore the Ocklawaha River continues. This documentary will help draw attention to the issue where a lot of taxpayer money goes to maintain Rodman dam. Another example where people have […]
Sand Mines Are Collateral Damage From Fracking.
Sand Products of Wisconsin mine near Whitehall. Erik Daily, La Crosse Tribune An additional form of damage caused by the fracking industry that we often do not hear about is the huge amounts of […]
Special OSFR Board Meeting
OSFR will have a special guest at the next board meeting on March 27, 2018. Mr. Charles Shinn III, Director of Government and Community Affairs of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation has accepted an invitation […]
Fantastic Cruise Blues Paddle
A perfect day for the Blues Cruise, enjoyed by about 20 participants, who launched from the Hwy 27 bridge and floated down to the Lazy Turtle Lodge just below Lily Springs. There the lucky […]
The Bradford Commissioners Hear It Once More
The Bradford County commissioners met at their regular time on Thursday March 15. The mine was not on the agenda, but two people spoke against the mine, reminding the leaders of that county that the […]
Looking For The Confluence
On a rare, perfect March day in Florida, neither too hot nor too cold, Jane Blais, Alan Toth and your historian set out to kayak to the confluence of the New River and the Santa […]
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