This week we have several opportunities to speak out for the health of our springs, river, and aquifer. Monday, January 6 at 9 a.m. in Tallahassee, there is a public hearing concerning the ‘Springs Harm […]
These huge cypress secure the shores of the lower Santa Fe River near the Suwannee confluence. Without these bastions, the shoreline would quickly erode. The bases are broad but only visible when the waters are […]
Our speleological community is strong in our area, drawn to our amazing karst features. They explore these dark and tight cave areas, sometimes going several miles underground, mapping the water trails. These explorers see firsthand […]
Hear the rush as the river races to the Suwannee and Gulf in a singular rush to the sea. Release your worries into the flowing stream, let it wash away your worries. Allow the splash […]
Trees are an integral part of our water cycle. Their roots draw down rain to replenish our aquifer and prevent soils from eroding. Their shade create cooling islands. Fall and winter are ideal times to […]
Join us this Saturday, Dec 14th at 10:30 am at the recently opened Little Awesome Preserve in Fort White for our first “Giving the River a Voice” hike. This will be a mostly quiet hike, […]
Trees are in important part of the Santa Fe River ecosystem. They slow stormwater runoff, enabling absorption and recharge of the aquifer. Florida’s Arbor Day is in January rather than April, since cooler temperatures are […]
Our Santa Fe River is the only organization that is focused on the Santa Fe River. Since 2005, we’ve given voice to the river. Become a member, or renew your membership with our new options […]
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