Don’t miss the chance to join the RiverFest Plant Hikes in March and learn from the expert Dr. Jacono about the amazing plants that grow in the wetlands and forests along the Santa Fe River. […]
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 […]
OSFR president Joanne Tremblay has sent in the following information on OSFR’s latest activity which to attack invasive plants in the river. This was motivated by complaints about the FWC spraying poison Diquat on […]
Learn more about invasive plants in the Santa Fe River and help the river at the same time. Joanne Tremblay, president of OSFR has sent out the following announcement. Our thanks to the FWC […]
Heather Obara Esq., Associate Director of the Alachua Conservation Trust (ACT ) has sent the following press release. This is more fantastic news from ACT, who already is high on the list of heroic organizations […]
OSFR board member Joanne Tremblay has sent the following information about the important water-saving issue of landscaping. Water usage in North Florida is in a crisis yet unrealized by many, including those […]
We are sorry to see John Cassani leave his post as Calusa Waterkeeper, but we appreciate all his work during his tenure. The state’s waterkeepers are a hardworking dedicated group who has no easy job. […]
The City of Denver requires planned development to leave substantial tracts of land undeveloped in order to elevate the quality of living. This is a policy which should be in place everywhere. Contact with nature […]
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