This may be our best hope in turning around the state-sponsored killing of our rivers, springs, aquifer and wetlands. The normal protections are not working in Florida. As Carl Deigart says below: “Only those who […]
To our knowledge, no other organization has done more to preserve land along the Santa Fe River than the Alachua Conservation Trust, headed by Tom Kay. Developers are fast moving in along the Santa Fe […]
Your historian is proud to have been a close neighbor of Martha Strawn for 17 years. Her husband, Bill Latham, is a former board member of OSFR. Both love and care for the Santa Fe, […]
The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida has conducted over six thousand five hundred interviews and produced over one hundred fifty thousand pages of transcriptions. OSFR’s Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson was interviewed for […]
The nation’s Clean Water Act became law fifty years ago in response to growing concern about the health of America’s waters. Yet, despite a massive amount of environmental laws and regulations and funds, over half […]
We must sympathize with Crag Pittman and his poor experience with the governor’s office. Our attempts to communicate with that agency did not result in crossing sabres with his press secretary, they were simply ignored. […]
By what right should a corporation be allowed to put the citizens of Florida’s health at risk? Why should we be exposed to this poison in order for Mosaic and its ilk to get […]
Hopefully this will help change the mind of the naysayers, including some at the the Mote Marine Laboratory, who wish to push off the red tide as simply a natural occurrence. Same ol’ same ol’: […]
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