OSFR has long been a proud sponsor of Trini Johannesen and the Parknership program at Fort White schools. This is a program which brings an important message to youngsters who may not learn about the […]
Florida has a history of its citizens supporting environmental issues, while the State of Florida, the DEP and the five water management districts as well as its legislators have an abominable record of killing […]
Great news here. The sad situation in Florida is that most of its citizens advocate conservation and environmental protection, but their elected leaders abandon them in order to promote their individual political future. These […]
We have posted multiple times about the Alachua Conservation Trust and the amazing work they do to acquire fragile tracts of land which are environmentally sensitive and often vulnerable to development. They have successfully protected […]
The following is a press release sent out by Heather Obara of Alachua Conservation Trust. This is a significant gain in protecting this unique area of the Suwannee River. Florida has shown a void in […]
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 […]
The following if from event information from Mermaid Michi’s FB announcement. Michelle Colson has been a avid supporter of OSFR and the Santa Fe River. OSFR board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson will speak on Saturday […]
Thanks to Janice Hindson for sending this. Notice that included in some of the paddles are speakers Jill Lingard from Florida Springs Institute and Ryan Smart from Florida Springs Council. Paddle Florida has been […]
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