In 2021, Alachua Conservation Trust purchased a 195 acre tract of land on the Santa Fe River and called it Little Awesome Preserve. The name ‘Little Awesome’ refers to a feature on this property that […]
2. Movie Night, Friday, July 25 @ 6:00 p.m. at the Florida Springs Welcome Center – 18645 High Springs Main Street, High Springs showing of Waters Journey: Hidden Rivers of Florida. The film follows divers […]
Between the Devils Ear and Ichetucknee Springsheds lie a couple of spring clusters spaced fairly well apart. The first cluster is dominated by the Siphon Creek Cave System. Siphon Creek Rise qualifies as a First […]
The Santa Fe Springs Protection Forum is this Wednesday, July 16th in High Springs from 9:30 – 3:00. Pack a lunch. These meetings are fun, informative and open to the public. See the agenda below. […]
Devils Ear and Eye reside at the end of Little Devil Spring Run. All three are within Ginnie Springs Outdoors, LLC. Devil’s Eye and Ear are connected through underground channels with July Spring across the […]
In 2015, the Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) purchased 2,014 Acres from Rayonier Atlantic Timber Company. The rationale used to purchase the tract of land is for “sustaining flows to Santa Fe River in […]
The Devils Ear Springshed consists of more than 200,000 acres of land that contribute water to the following group of springs: Devils Ear is the only designated Outstanding Florida Spring (OFS) within the Devil’s Ear […]
Why do drought and wildfires affect our springs? The hotter and dryer it is, the more we pump from our aquifer, which in turn reduces the flow from our springs. To help reduce the demand […]
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