Nature’s rights movement grows in Florida
The movement is well underway in Alachua County, and the status at this time is acquiring the more than 18,000 petitions to get the amendment on the ballot in 2020. Your historian has participated in […]
The movement is well underway in Alachua County, and the status at this time is acquiring the more than 18,000 petitions to get the amendment on the ballot in 2020. Your historian has participated in […]
Rum Island Spring, the Santa Fe River, Rum 138 (OSFR Headquarters) to appear in TV show Saturday, August 3 2019. The film is shot and in the can, so let’s hope. County gets its moment […]
RiverFest Jamboree – A Ton of Family Fun! Sunday, March 31 1 pm to 7 pm; Song Contest 2 pm to 4 pm Rum 138, Fort White Join us as we give our Santa Fe […]
Alan Toth and Laura Newberry prepare for filming on the Santa Fe River. Alan Toth on New River, in a yellow sub.. er, uh, kayak borrowed from Jane Blais. A short […]
Alan Toth’s new documentary “Mining Phosphorus” is nearly finished and due to be released in September. Many of you met him and contributed to his film during his recent two visits to our area. […]
The following comes from Florida Defenders of the Environment. The “Lost Springs” film has quickly become a classic due to its message and execution, well worth your time. Comments by OSFR historian Jim […]
Come to First Magnitude Brewery, 1220 SE Veitch St., Gainesville on Oct. 19, 5:30 to 7:30 for the movie and an update on ban-fracking bills by Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson. Floridians Against Fracking (FLAF) team up with […]
Following, from the Florida Conservation Coalition, is a very poignant and informative video regarding phosphate mining in Florida. Scroll down and see this video. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like […]
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