FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 4, 2020 Alachua Conservation Trust Heather Obara, Community Outreach Coordinator 352-373-1078 act.heather@gmail.com Alachua Conservation Trust Launches Inaugural Florida Wild for All Diversity Scholarship Gainesville, Florida – As part of Alachua […]
Not only do boaters need a course in safety to protect manatees, they also need it to protect humans. Sarah Gledhill works hard for the environment, the waters and the wildlife and OSFR thanks her […]
The following press release is a request by Nikki Fried to our new EPA head to reverse two of his predecessor’s most egregious, stupid and harmful actions. We applaud this action and hopefully Secretary Regan […]
There are many reasons to breach the dam on this river, including economical and especially environmental. To allow its continuing existence is shameful and wasteful. The Sentinel did not provide a link to this […]
No this is not the Santa Fe River nor even is it Alachua County, but the City Tampa and Hillsborough County have the leadership required to merit this designation, third in the nation and […]
Little by little the State of Florida is increasing its independence by power grabs such as this. A quick look at the recent history of the state’s protection of its waters and natural resources reveals […]
The city of Jacksonville has a problem, and it is too many people. The city cannot sustainably provide drinking water for the populace, nor can it provide sustainable/acceptable disposal of wastewater. Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) […]
This is the only link to the article in the Gainesville Sun. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought […]
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