Hornsby Spring used to be a second magnitude spring, pushing out 6.5–65 million gallons of water per day, like Gilchrist Blue or the Ichetucknee Headspring. Back in the 70’s Hornsby transitioned into an intermittent flow […]
Take a short journey down a side channel on the Santa Fe River. Can anybody recognize this spot? I recorded this a year ago and think it is near Poe. Let me know if you […]
I have developed a fascination for the section of the river above Poe and the crystal blue springs. My fascination is with the darker waters between Poe and River Rise and up the other side […]
The Suwannee River Water Management Districts’ SRWMD Hydrologic Conditions Report for June recorded ’55 percent less than the 1932-2023 average of 6.79 inches of rain. ‘ Less rain and hotter weather means our landscape needs a […]
Shoals are shallow sections in the river which become more prominent when river levels drop. Floating through shoals elicits a thrill when avoiding the rocks that could catch and tip you out. Sometimes the water […]
Water falling freely, catch it if you can! Water is an increasingly valuable resource in our densely populated and warmer world. To reduce our demand on the aquifer, rainwater catchment systems can fulfill your outdoor […]
Paddle up to Santa Fe Spring and the Olustee confluence this coming Friday, July 12th. This is a free event and space is limited to 12 people. Secure your spot and details with a ticket […]
Lip service is easy but being proactive requires political will, which too often is nonexistent. Kudos to New York for good thinking and good action. Take note Florida decision-makers. Read the original article here in […]
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