Education is Prime
Rhonda Long works the booth in Gainesville on Sat. Our hard-working OSFR volunteers are out in the trenches, rain or shine, at the down-town Gainesville Art show, Saturday (wet) and Sunday. Thanks to Kristin […]
Preston Haskell’s Solution to Aquifer Problems
The Florida Springs Council has re-published an article from the Tampa Bay Times, written by Preston Haskell of Jacksonville. Like the FSC, we also have long supported this idea. We were also fortunate to be […]
Perfect Timing by Malwitz-Jipson For Rum Island Park
At the Columbia County Board of County Commissioners on Thursday, November 15, a workshop dealing with the fate of Rum Island Park was held. In a recent article in the Lake City Reporter, […]
Call To Action: Columbia Co. BOCC Regarding Rum Island Park TODAY THURSDAY NOV. 15
Today at 5:30 the Columbia County commissioners have Rum Island Park on the agenda. Please come and tell them how you use the park and how you would like the park to be. The information […]
OSFR at Arts Festival Dec. 1 & 2
OSFR presence at Gainesville Arts Festival December 1 & 2, 10 am to 5 pm. Booth location in front of One sixty over Ninety, just east of Hippodrome on SE 2nd Ave. Come […]
Springs Restoration Summit 2018 Day 2
Dr. Bob Knight to whom credit is due for the fine Summit Day two of the Summit was packed with panels and information with three panels and the delightful treat of Margaret Tolbert’s […]
Brad Rogers: Rainbow, Silver get big fat F’s
Yes, these springs get Fs, but it is really Rick Scott and his toadies, the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Agriculture and their toadies and the useless, spineless legislators who get the F- […]
Alan Toth’s “Mining Phosphorous”
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 […]
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