Monday evening saw the first of the new lecture series sponsored by OSFR, Ichetucknee Alliance, and the New Century Woman’s Club of High Springs, when Pegeen Hanrahan and Aliki Moncrief spoke on Amendment 1: […]
Farm to Family is having a three-day music festival at Ellie Ray’s RV Resort sponsored by the Live Oak Farmers Market, with partial proceeds benefits going to Our Santa Fe River and Pure Water Wilderness. OSFR […]
Thursday, February 26, OSFR President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson presented a lecture at the Cedar Key Public Library on the state of our water, and the emergent issues facing Florida’s rivers, springs and other water sources following […]
The Alachua chapter of Audubon, the “Audubon Crane Newsletter,” has published a new article by OSFR about fracking in the March/April Newsletter. OSFR is grateful to Debra Segal and the Alachua Chapter of the Audubon […]
Good Morning, I realize many of you have seen me (and a few others) navigate through an enormous amount of meetings, letters, and social media announcements to stop the Sabal Trail gas (fracked)transmission pipeline cutting […]
If there were assigned seats, the Iche Nippy Dip Day would have had a sell-out crowd, as the second annual Dip Day grew more than exponentially from last year. What has sky-rocketed into a hugely […]
Thanks to John Quarterman for posting the following article in the Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange. OSFR will be participating, new post to follow. On the LAKE front Citizen dialog for transparent process by the Lowndes […]
On October 16, 2014 at 09:58AM, jsq at WWALS Watershed Coalition published the following article: Due to fine work by WWALS members Chris and Deanna Mericle in Hamilton County, Florida, Sabal Trail proposes to move […]
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