Change-Up at SRWMD
Due to the pending absence of Dr. Ann Shortelle, destined for Executive Director at St. Johns district, today in Cross City, Carlos Herd was named Interim Director of the Suwannee River Water Management […]
Politics Before Protection
Nathan Crabbe of the Gainesville Sun has written an editorial Tuesday which shines some light on the dark and shadowy actions of Governor Scott, who continues to pursue his mission of rampant destruction of the water […]
SICKER & BADDER — IT’S BACK!
Brace yourself for the month of October, the infamous Madness & Mayhem will return to the scene of the crime. The old school building in High Springs will be the haunt of Little Red Riding […]
Happy News for the Rivers -Instant (Almost) Advocacy Gratification
A few weeks ago the Fish and Wildlife Commission held two meetings for the purpose of public input regarding relaxation of speed limits for river boaters during flood stage. One meeting targeted the Suwannee River and the other […]
DEP Would Further Exploit Our Resources
The current direction of our DEP continues in its unfortunate policy of disregard for Florida’s resources: it has allowed our aquifer to drop for decades, it disregards Florida law which says that Outstanding Florida […]
“Saving Florida’s Water”- Our Town Magazine
Michael Stone of Our Town Magazine has written a fine article entitled “Saving Florida’s Water” which appeared in the May/June High Springs Alachua edition. In it he discusses Poe Springs in Alachua County which stopped flowing […]
Toward a Definition of Public Interest
What is terrifying in this judgement is the disregard for the state’s resources when confronted with an issue related to money making. This is Florida’s story that has been written and re-written with no changes in […]
Florida’s Game of Thrones
Thanks go to Pam Smith of OSFR who contributed this link that is both amusing and tragic at the same time. Same ole same ole but expressed in a new way with originality and […]
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