Dr. Arnoldo Valle-Levinson is a Professor in the Civil and Coastal Engineering Department at the University of Florida and Chief Editor of Continental Shelf Research, and Associate Editor of Estuaries and Coasts, and Journal of […]
You have to give credit to our fearless leaders in the Florida Legislature; they never give up. Just like the developers in Florida, they continue to chip away time after time, year after year. Control […]
“Look at all those turtles” One of the most appealing features of the Santa Fe and Ichetucknee Rivers is the abundance of wildlife. Turtles stacked on a log, frolicking otters, nosey gar, jumping mullet, tank-like […]
Congratulations to the Alachua County Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and the Florida Springs Council for organizing this event. Events such as this one coincide exactly with the mission of OSFR which is to educate about […]
Accessible by boat, Treehouse Spring is a 1st magnitude spring contributing to the newly emerged river. This 32′ deep resurgent spring is fed by two boils: the first connects to the Santa Fe River Rise […]
The Florida Springs Council has provided a short video where the DEP admits they have done nothing to improve their past useless non-action on saving the springs. How can they keep a straight face […]
Even though the State of Florida is mandated by law to restore our springs, it refuses to do so. Thanks to the Florida Springs Council for this great explanation of what our non-leaders in Florida […]
OSFR has spent time and energy in this fight to protect Trail Ridge and the Okefenokee Swamp. Twin Pine Minerals, the mining company, has shown itself to be incompetent and untrustworthy. Thanks to Betty Johnson […]
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