Jumping Sturgeons, Known To Injure Humans, Returning To Suwannee By Megan Kearney April 8, 2016 A Gulf sturgeon. (USFWS Endangered Species/Flickr) Gulf sturgeon are heading back to the Suwannee River for their annual migration, and […]
April 11, 2016 Suggested Tweet: Santa Fe’s idle-speed, no-wake Zone 7 & Suwannee’s Zone 3 now activated. @MyFWC! https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/FLFFWCC/bulletins/14278d1 #boating Santa Fe, Suwannee idle-speed, no-wake zones activated Because of the recent rains and the rising […]
(Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.) April 8, 2016 Suggested Tweet: Another idle-speed, no-wake zone activated by @MyFWC due to flooding: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/FLFFWCC/bulletins/142062c #boating FWC activates idle-speed, no-wake restrictions on […]
Thanks to Lucinda Merritt of Ichetucknee Alliance for the following information: Dr. Bob Knight, who is the director of the Howard T. Odum Florida Springs Institute and a member of the Alliance’s advisory board, is […]
Something great and wonderful happened in Tallahassee this past winter and if you come to the University of Florida campus, 1692 McCarty Dr. on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 o’clock, Brian Lee from Tallahassee […]
Hannah Brown has touched on a subject that many people may not want to hear about. People in developments who want to use a lot of water but not pay for it are turning […]
The recent OSFR paddle upriver from O’Leno state park happened to take place on a beautiful day, cool, bright with blue skies and full sun. This in contrast to the last one, which went from […]
One could say things are heating up in South Florida, or worse yet, one should say that things are dying in South Florida. The tourist trade, fishing charters, the fish, the rivers themselves. Critics have […]
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