Water Voices “Ethics, Faith & Water”
“Ethics, Faith & Water” Is the Subject of “Water Voices” on Sept. 14, 2015 The public is invited to “Ethics, Faith, and Water: A Confluence,” a free panel discussion/public conversation to be held 7-9 p.m. […]
“Ethics, Faith & Water” Is the Subject of “Water Voices” on Sept. 14, 2015 The public is invited to “Ethics, Faith, and Water: A Confluence,” a free panel discussion/public conversation to be held 7-9 p.m. […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District met today with a heavy agenda that Board Chairman Don Quincey was unable to unload within the normal allotted time. An unusual amount of time was spent discussing the […]
The Santa Fe River Springs Protection Forum met on Friday, July 24 at the Alachua Branch of the Alachua County Library. Four speakers presented topics of interest to a full house with no empty seats. […]
Dr. Robert Knight has been interviewed by WCJBTV regarding the Adena Ranch/Sleepy Creek water withdrawal permit. Dr. Knight repeats here what many have said already, that the permit does not qualify because it is […]
President Pam Smith jumped into the stressful world of advocacy today in Palatka when she, along with multiple OSFR members attended the monumental and disasterous official approval of a massive cattle industry near Silver […]
All the photos shown here were taken within the past year The changing of the guard at Our Santa Fe River has come and gone with nary a missed heartbeat. Our new president Pam Smith […]
Present at the Columbia County Board of Commissioners Thursday was OSFR president Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, following the democratic process as she has done so many times before. Board Chairman Rusty DePratter made no comment as President […]
Watery Foundation writer Tom Swihart became the second episode of Water Voices, the popular new lecture series sponsored by OSFR and the Ichetucknee Alliance. On Monday night, appropriately during a watery period in the […]
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