Chris Bird brings a practical, logical pro-active approach to the increasing problem of climate change. As usual, Alachua County remains in the forefront in progressive thinking and as a model for other counties. Our […]
There are unavoidable ambiguities in establishing those levels, but a minimum flow level can be lowered whenever a powerful interest exerts pressure. This happened recently when developers pushed to lower the MFL of the already-impaired Rainbow River by […]
The seventh annual Iche Nippy Dip Day celebration of springs took place on Jan. 4 with many enthusiastic dippers, although the weather was wet but less than nippy. As always, the […]
…the brochure includes blatant untruths, including that DEP “is restoring springs by setting limits on nutrient pollution” and “Florida’s water management districts protect springs by regulating water use.” It is so ironic that Florida’s agency […]
The following is a press release from the Young Leaders of Wild Florida. The photos were taken on Jan. 1, 2020; those at the boat ramp is the Hwy 27 bridge; those on the […]
What is clearly exposed here is the fact that Florida is run by industry with a total lack of concern for our environment. It is ironic that in our state we have an unparalleled […]
Never a dull time at Rum 138. Last night, November 23, 2019, internationally-known nature photographer John Moran opened an exhibit of his one-of-a-kind photos, which will continue until Jan. 8, 2020. Fitting in with […]
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