Happy Holidays
Happy Holiday wishes 2020 to all those who love the Santa Fe River from President Mike, our Board, our Advisors, , our Webmaster Susan, our Historian and all our great volunteers. We are happy and […]
JEA to spend $1.6 billion to keep up with water demands of growing population —
The city of Jacksonville has a problem, and it is too many people. The city cannot sustainably provide drinking water for the populace, nor can it provide sustainable/acceptable disposal of wastewater. Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) […]
Kids, Your Chance to be on TV, 30 Volunteers Needed
Casting call for youth (20 years and younger) volunteers from the Santa Fe River basin for a TV commercial. Local TV Commercial for not for profit that is trying to stop the last […]
OSFR Represented on State-wide Water Forum
OSFR Represented on State-wide Water Forum Board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson represented OSFR on a forum put together and hosted by Florida Representative Anna Eskamani which included recognized water experts who are concerned for […]
Disaster for Florida’s Imperiled Waters
Disastrous news for Florida’s already imperiled waters as the state now has the power to by-pass oversight from the EPA. Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection has failed during the last decades to protect […]
Tubers have their say
This is the only link to the article in the Gainesville Sun. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought […]
‘The heart of the Great Florida Riverway’
Very few, if any reasons remain to retain the dam on this river. Independent, factual, studies have been made which show that a stronger economy for the local area would result with the […]
Climate change slow in Capitol —
Florida is one of 13 states to not have specific goals or standards for how much energy comes from renewable sources like solar power, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. A law […]
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