The hidden cove
The lower Santa Fe has some amazing features. Besides the precious springs like Poe, Lilly, Rum, Gilchrist Blue, the Ginnie Complex, July, Sawdust and various mid-river springs and fissures, there are cool hidden coves like […]
If They Can Do It, We Can Do It
We are so happy to see this river flowing again as it is supposed to. We need the Oklawaha to flow again here in Florida. There are no good reasons to keep Rodman Dam. […]
DeSantis Takes More Flak on Hair-Brained Parks Plan
Ron DeSantis is likely sorry he ever suggested his plan to make state parks into recreational resorts, as he is taking more and more criticism for that mistake. If he had egg on his face […]
More Shenanigans by Politicians & Water
Whatever it takes to help the polluters, the politicians will do. Craig Pittman exposes the dances that U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds resorts to in order to accommodate water abusers and polluters. See the original […]
Excellent Summary of Mill Creek Sink Development Threat
The following article gives an excellent up to date summary of the development threat at Mill Creek Sink near Alachua. There is no need to threaten this natural treasure and there is no way the […]
Dead fish in lakes Sampson and Rowell
A recent reported fish kill brought me out to explore Lake Sampson, a tributary of the Santa Fe River. Lake Sampson is joined by canals from Lakes Rowell and Crosby. The fish kill was observed […]
Another Day, Another Dime, er, uh, DEP Meeting
The following letter was sent by the Florida Springs Council. This letter is about the DEP which is holding another public workshop inviting comment about the Outstanding Florida Springs rule. The DEP feels it must […]
Tributaries
Lake Santa Fe, Little Lake Santa Fe, Lake Alto, Lake Sampson, Sampson Creek, New River, Olustee Creek, Ichetucknee plus all the various springs flow into the Santa Fe which flows into the Suwannee. To know […]
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