Johnston and his team have found that as alga replaces grasses, river cooters are swimming farther to find food — more than 100 adult females have left the river to find food 12 to 30 […]
At issue on Tuesday, August 13, at the Suwannee River Water Management District Board (Board) was several people calling upon the Board to deny a permit renewal to Seven Springs Water Partnership to withdraw […]
Money over environment. This is disappointing but we have confidence in the Alachua County Commission and support them. Some restaurants, such as Mi Apá in Alachua, are caring enough and have the intelligent foresight to […]
Real happy to see this, but it will be a tough go. We should be aware that Democratic candidate Hickenlooper supports fracking. Read the article here. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is […]
More trouble for the environment: Puerto Rico doesn’t want its coal ash — South Florida doesn’t want its human waste. Neither does the St. Johns RiverKeeper want it. There is a direct link between excess […]
Rob Lorie of WMNF in Tampa has done an interview with OSFR advisor Lars Andersen and Ryan Smart on Florida’s springs. Sorry, we have no video but we do have an audio which is very […]
The following letter in the Gainesville Sun, July 28, 2019, by OSFR President Mike Roth references a TV interview in which Rep. Chuck Clemons makes his revealing statements (see “OSFR President Mike Roth speraks abou8t […]
* Environmentalists sometimes warn that we are near the “tipping point” in our degradation of our resources. Regarding our beaches, we are not just near it, we have passed it. Not too long ago, if […]
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