The following op-ed will appear in the Sunday, August 28 edition of the Gainesville Sun. We appreciate the concern for the environment expressed by Opinion Editor Nation Crabbe and the Gainesville Sun in their choice […]
We welcome the new Water School at Florida Gulf Coast University and are hopeful progress can be made in helping with Florida’s many water problems. Since most if not all the problems are political, there […]
ACT has sent the following information. Short notice I know, but you might try. Thanks to Bill Basta for this link. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: […]
Anyone with a tad of common sense knows that with mining and off-shore oil drilling there will accidents. To say otherwise is foolish and stupid. Thanks to Craig Pittman for exposing once again the […]
Perhaps there is irony in the fact that Mother Nature is giving trouble to those who would rip up her earthen mantle to make money. The Lake City Reporter does […]
Recently the OSFR board was honored by an invitation to a professionally led hike in order to learn to identify native species of plants growing along the Santa Fe River. The invitation was accepted by […]
The following press release was sent by Heather Obara, Associate Director of Alachua Conservation Trust. In these days of our fast-diminishing environmentally sensitive areas of North Central Florida which are no longer protected by our […]
One step closer to making our planet unfit for humans to live on. Read the original article here in Naples Daily News. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a […]
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