This worthwhile annual event is described below. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back © Jim Tatum PIEC 2026 […]
Impacts from climate change affect us all, including the Santa Fe River basin. Here Kim Ross of ReThink Energy Florida in Tallahassee comments on latest developments and projections. Kim has long been a supporter […]
Why do we have water summits? To learn and to renew our spirits. Thanks to the Florida Springs Council and Ryan Smart, we just had another good one. And thanks to Dean Benjamin Barros, Dean […]
Alachua Conservation Trust has effected protection of many acres of fragile and threatened lands bordering the Santa Fe River. They are doing much of the work that the State of Florida should be doing but […]
Cool weather did not keep springs lovers from the annual celebration at Ichetucknee Springs park. They came out in full force to enjoy the beautiful sunny, cool day at the springs. Thanks to OSFR member […]
The lower Santa Fe has some amazing features. Besides the precious springs like Poe, Lilly, Rum, Gilchrist Blue, the Ginnie Complex, July, Sawdust and various mid-river springs and fissures, there are cool hidden coves like […]
Watch our river rise and and fall cleansing, and clearing out any debris. Below I have listed a few opportunities to get involved with our river and it’s people. 1- Tues. August 20 at 6:30 p.m. – The Florida Springs Council livestream on […]
Volunteer to be a part of the ‘Give the River a Hand’ team. Our goal is to eliminate or greatly reduce herbicide use on the Santa Fe River. Our Santa Fe River volunteer organization have been […]
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