The Suwannee River Water Management District met today with a heavy agenda that Board Chairman Don Quincey was unable to unload within the normal allotted time. An unusual amount of time was spent discussing the […]
Our groundwater upon which we depend for our drinking is a thin lens underlain by saltwater deposited over millions of years. Jim Gross, Gainesville geologist and water scientist explains in the Gainesville Sun how delicate our […]
Yesterday, Aug. 7 2015, in Alachua, Dr. Del Bottcher of Soil and Water Engineering Technology, Inc. sponsored a luncheon and gave a presentation on nitrates in dairies, principally the Watson Dairy. There were 19 […]
Great news for High Springs! The Florida Humanities Council for the Museum on Main Street Water/Ways exhibit for 2016 is coming to High Springs and will be housed in the High Springs Historical Museum. […]
The following story was written by Dan Christensen and published on the Florida Bulldog. It outlines the underhandedness (read corruption) that makes a few rich and threatens our springs, rivers and environment, not to mention our […]
Steve Bousquet has published an article in the Tampa Bay Times today Aug.5 2015 with the news that Gov. Rick Scott has confirmed the appointment of Jon Steverson as head of the Florida DEP. […]
Members of the Floridians Against Fracking Anti-Fracking Coalition and other supporters and friends celebrated tonight when the Monticello City Council voted unanimously to support a ban on fracking by resolution. Multiple members from OSFR were […]
It has been decided to postpone the Thursday river clean up because the heavy rains have turned the river dark, making it difficult to spot the trash. There has been talk of a few die-hards showing […]
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