As part of the Smithsonian Institute’s Waterways Exhibit at the High Springs Historical Museum, students at High Springs Community School’s FFA chapter took part in a cleanup around the original spring for which the town […]
The newspaper Florida Today has published an article on April 25, 2016, seeking accountability for the catastrophe in Indian River Lagoon. It examines the record and past actions of the legislators and city leaders whose […]
This is a preliminary save-the-date notice of an important springs summit in September. More information will follow and a website for the conference will soon be on line. Up-date: the website is now online and […]
One could say things are heating up in South Florida, or worse yet, one should say that things are dying in South Florida. The tourist trade, fishing charters, the fish, the rivers themselves. Critics have […]
The following article appeared in the Sunshine State News on March 28, 2016. Science tells us why this happens and the reason is not a mystery. The mystery is why we allow it to happen. […]
The following gives more information on the current problems south of the Santa Fe River. The War for Clean Water! The Lake Okeechobee Discharges Negative effects have introduced themselves in many forms over the past […]
WWALS Coalition has posted the following article about more sewage going into the Suwannee River. John Quaterman writes: “And of course both the Withlacoochee and the Alapaha join the Suwannee River. Valdosta says there’s no […]
Photo by John Moran Thanks to renowned nature photographer and writer John Moran, who has furnished the following press release from Florida’s governor and also for his comments on the release, and his photograph. Coinciding […]
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