Enjoy a passage above O’Leno where the cypress trees form island clusters and the banks are high and rocky. Our Santa Fe River shares its beauty and serenity. OSFR President Joanne Tremblayjoanne.tremblay@oursantaferiver.org“Giving Our River A […]
Linda Young is one of Florida’s most active environmentalists and our state owes her much for her years of tireless efforts. Note the time given is Central. The original information here was sent by Healthy […]
Read the complete article here in FloridaPolitics written by our favorite author, Craig Pittman. Environmental wins in Florida are so rare that we must celebrate each one. Kudos to those who worked hard for […]
Our government agencies continue to allow our environment to become contaminated in order to gain money. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be […]
The following was sent out by the Florida Springs Council. This organization does more than any other to help our springs and environment. Your donations there are extremely worthwhile. The Florida Springs Council is […]
Water Lettuce feeds Florida manatees through the winter. The biggest threat to their food source is the State of Florida which insists that this plant must be treated like an invasive. The Ichetucknee State Park, […]
OSFR has invested time and energy in the fight to keep the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge intact and safe from miners. The main threat, Twin Pines Minerals, has proven to be an incompetent and bumbling company. […]
The upper Santa Fe River appears serene and untouched. Its steep banks and hawthorn formation soils skirting the Cody Escarpment. A tannic spring, convened by majestic cypress trees, crest its crown. May that our watersheds […]
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