Read the original article here in the Orlando Sentinel. It gives many reasons to restore the Ocklawaha. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot […]
Gilchrist Blue is a First Magnitude spring in the eponymous sub-basin within the Devils Eye basin. Its been a recreational park since the 1950s when it was managed by the Kirby family. It then became […]
Join us tonight, Wednesday May 21st at 6 pm as we explore how we can regenerate healthy soils that retain water, nutrients, and capture carbon. The meeting will be in-person with a live-streaming option on […]
Gentle Giant is on the US Fish and Wildlife Service Youtube page.
This tiny pocket springs has been called Hog, Jonathan, Bathtub, Sittin’, and Mermaid. It is the first spring within the Gilchrist Blue sub-basin, proceeding Rum Island Spring. It is a 3rd magnitude spring in Columbia County […]
We can reduce our impact on the aquifer with simple acts like eliminating leaky faucets, switching to showers instead of baths, and washing full loads rather than partial loads of cloths or dishes. There are […]
Please join Our Santa Fe River on a Hike at Little Awesome Preserve. This Saturday 2/22/2025 at 11:00. The hike will be mostly quiet in the style of the Council of All Beings as we attempt to connect with […]
Our first Shades of Green program was launched in response to our 2023-24 strategic plan which included prioritizing Aquifer Friendly Landscaping. Our Santa Fe River wants to empower individuals to make a difference at helping […]
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