Sunday Mediations
High water events allow me to get up close to these magnificent trees that hold up the swamp. Cypress function as anchors to the shore, allowing rushing waters a chance to slow. They prevent erosion […]
High water events allow me to get up close to these magnificent trees that hold up the swamp. Cypress function as anchors to the shore, allowing rushing waters a chance to slow. They prevent erosion […]
Use native plants that are acclimated to low water needs and our hot, dry summers.
The following information was sent by Alachua Conservation Trust (ACT,) a non-profit which is doing great work in preserving lands adjacent to the Santa Fe River. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A […]
Land purchases are among the best safeguards against development along rivers and wetlands and we are happy to see the Manatee Commissioners acting to protect the Manatee River. Read the original article here in […]
The State of Florida has failed deplorably at protecting its natural resources and this has resulted in a major crisis for our water. Florida has more polluted lakes than any other state, and its springs […]
Here is a unique opportunity to enjoy some of Nature’s Best in the Santa Fe River Preserve, with plant expert and OSFR member Colette Jacono to identify and describe the native plants you will […]
OSFR’s sister organization, WWALS, will have a fundraising gala, their first-ever WWALS River Revue, with many attractions. These include their song contest, a sit-down catered banquet, a silent auction, kayak raffle and well-known guest speakers. […]
It is good to see environmental monies spent wisely and not wasted on make-work projects that avoid abusers and polluters. Fragile lands and wetlands are critical and must be protected from development. Hats off […]
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