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Fla. failing to save springs from decline — a deliberate and premeditated policy

  This editorial is truth and fact:  our state is deliberately and consistently allowing the death of our springs and rivers, and they are doing it to promote business and industry. We have strong and […]

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OPINION Trouble in the Garden of Eden

Your historian is a relative newcomer when it comes to trying to protect our springs and rivers.  We have been working on that less than a decade but we are sorry to say we have […]

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Florida’s First Conservation Easement Protecting Grassland of Special Environmental Significance Recorded in Columbia County

    OSFR is grateful to Alachua Conservation Trust for this important contribution to conserving our Santa Fe River watershed which in turn protects our river and aquifer.  This is especially significant  in these difficult […]

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Alachua Conservation Trust Launches Inaugural Florida Wild for All Diversity Scholarship

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 4, 2020 Alachua Conservation Trust Heather Obara, Community Outreach Coordinator 352-373-1078 act.heather@gmail.com Alachua Conservation Trust Launches Inaugural Florida Wild for All Diversity Scholarship Gainesville, Florida – As part of Alachua […]

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JEA to spend $1.6 billion to keep up with water demands of growing population —

The city of Jacksonville has a problem, and it is too many people.  The city cannot sustainably provide drinking water for the populace, nor can it provide sustainable/acceptable disposal of wastewater. Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) […]

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