Bob Knight: Silver Springs, heal thyself! Posted Apr 2, 2019 at 2:00 AM Silver Springs, perhaps the most iconic of all Florida’s springs, is dying under the watch of its water management district, and under the Department of Environmental Protection, […]
The following article from TC Palm describes the committee hearing of this fine bill yesterday, March 20, 2011. As written by Sen. Mayfield it was a great start to improving our useless BMAPs, but it […]
A new and alien concept has taken the first step toward incorporation, and it will be interesting to see how it plays out. It is of extreme importance because this issue affects our entire state. […]
The public deserves an explanation of the inconsistencies of logic described here by Bob Knight. Messrs. Noah Valenstein and Hugh Thomas, please respond to the public for whom you are working. Read the original article […]
We commend the Lake City Reporter for giving us this article dealing with our local springs, unique treasure that we have in North Florida. At the same time, we have a lost opportunity here to […]
The petitioners for the Santa Fe River basin are Our Santa Fe River, the Ichetucknee Alliance, Ginnie Springs Outdoors, and Jim Tatum. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once […]
Slightly downriver from OSFR headquarters is Ginnie Springs, which in Dr. Knight’s article below, received an F grade in flow and nitrate. What we often refer to as the water bottling plant on CR 340 has […]
This does not bode well for our Santa Fe River. Nine years ago, OSFR board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson took issue with the then Coca Cola bottling plant and Suwannee River Water Management District, expressing her […]
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