WWALS has published this series of documents describing Sabal Trail’s plans to put their pipeline through the springs area. On August 12, 2015 at 08:19PM, jsq at WWALS Watershed Coalition published the following article: It’s […]
As if we didn’t have enough problems with our DEP, now our governor’s actions are taking our much-needed funds to the tune of $455,000. Continue reading here for the details, or go to this link […]
On September 3, 2015 the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission will pass judgment in Fort Lauderdale on the items listed in the paragraph below, item 17 of the agenda. The meeting last two days, but […]
Chris Mericle of WWALS has sent President Smith the following invitation. As you can see, this invitation is one of the many benefits of membership in OSFR. Pam, WWALS has monthly outings usually paddling our […]
WHAT If conditions are right (i.e. the Santa Fe is not flooding after heavy rains), we will hike (wade) up the Santa Fe River where it meets the New River. We will sample the various […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District met today with a heavy agenda that Board Chairman Don Quincey was unable to unload within the normal allotted time. An unusual amount of time was spent discussing the […]
Our groundwater upon which we depend for our drinking is a thin lens underlain by saltwater deposited over millions of years. Jim Gross, Gainesville geologist and water scientist explains in the Gainesville Sun how delicate our […]
Yesterday, Aug. 7 2015, in Alachua, Dr. Del Bottcher of Soil and Water Engineering Technology, Inc. sponsored a luncheon and gave a presentation on nitrates in dairies, principally the Watson Dairy. There were 19 […]
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