Florida is in Desert Latitudinal Zone
Dr. Robert Knight writes today June 18, 2016 in the Gainesville Sun describing a possible scenario for Florida. Climate change is in the works, just a normal part of the cycle that has been happening […]
Dr. Robert Knight writes today June 18, 2016 in the Gainesville Sun describing a possible scenario for Florida. Climate change is in the works, just a normal part of the cycle that has been happening […]
OSFR will have its regularly scheduled board meeting on Wed. June 22 at headquarters at Rum 138 at 6;30 pm. Please note that Mr. Alan Hitchcock of Santa Fe River Ranch will be a guest […]
The Gainesville Sun today June 9, 2016, published an editorial on saving water which can result in also saving money. Hats off to Nathan Crabbe for working for our environment. Editorial: Saving water and ultimately […]
University of Florida project Blue Ether has kindly invited us to share their excellent series on current water issues in Florida. Water Science and You The need for data is growing along with our water […]
The third meeting of Dr. Bob Knight’s series “Springs Academy Tuesdays” was held today, June 7, 2016 at the North Florida Springs Environmental Center in High Springs. Previous sessions dealt with a springs overview and […]
The biased and special-interest riddled Legislature that is Florida’s, continues to hold in lock-down the Amendment 1 funds that should be spent on the issues intended by the voters when they overwhelmingly approved the law. […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board met on Thursday (yes, not Tuesday) May 12, 2016 in the Steinhatchee Landing Resort Conference Center, Steinhatchee, FL. OSFR was represented by Policy Director Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, who […]
Jim Gross chosen as Executive Director April 4, 2016 fladefenders We are pleased to announce Jim Gross will be our Executive Director as of April 1, 2016. For immediate release Florida Defenders of the […]
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