The Suwannee River Water Management Districts’ SRWMD Hydrologic Conditions Report for June recorded ’55 percent less than the 1932-2023 average of 6.79 inches of rain. ‘ Less rain and hotter weather means our landscape needs a […]
Shoals are shallow sections in the river which become more prominent when river levels drop. Floating through shoals elicits a thrill when avoiding the rocks that could catch and tip you out. Sometimes the water […]
Water falling freely, catch it if you can! Water is an increasingly valuable resource in our densely populated and warmer world. To reduce our demand on the aquifer, rainwater catchment systems can fulfill your outdoor […]
Paddle up to Santa Fe Spring and the Olustee confluence this coming Friday, July 12th. This is a free event and space is limited to 12 people. Secure your spot and details with a ticket […]
This is a huge win because anytime you have land committed to any kind of conservation, chances are pretty good that development will be kept out. In Florida, however, nothing is ever safe from developers […]
The river alongside Poe Springs is intriguing with mid-river boils and shoals. I find it challenging to launch from Poe Springs to paddle upstream through these shoals. This video was taken when the water level […]
SRWMD recognized with national award for its Santa Fe Flood Risk Review outreach LIVE OAK, FLA., JUNE 28, 2024 – The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) this week was awarded the 2024 Outreach Award […]
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