Oscar Corral’s new documentary, Fellowship of the Springs, examines the growing fragility of one of Florida’s most important water resources, its springs. Photo courtesy Oscar Corral. Corral has it right when, referring to the state, […]
We can do this. We can do the job our toothless and spineless DEP and water management districts refuse to do. We can preserve our springs, rivers, beaches and drinking water. We […]
With the large and steady influx in new residents in Florida, idle land is becoming more and more rare. As industries go, solar is much more environmentally sound than most, plus it reduces the need […]
Republican U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz, Brian Mast and Bill Posey joined Democrats in voting for the bill. Nice surprise. We also have expectations for the Senate. How could they not support this? Did the […]
OSFR has worked alongside Current Problems on many occasions on both river and sinkhole cleanups. If you go to their web site you will see two OSFR board members working with their group. Thanks […]
OSFR is pleased to celebrate with Alachua Conservation Trust this added protection for the Santa Fe River. This is important to keep the river intact and protect it from development and more pumping. Comments by […]
We gave our review of “The Fellowship of the Springs” in an earlier post and now a larger audience will have the opportunity on Thursday, July 8 at 4 pm on WUCF. Hopefully it may […]
Thank goodness once in a while we see some common sense in our leaders, but again, these are not water managers. Evidently the phosphate industry was not pushing hard for this, and it just went […]
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