Today the SRWMD Governing Board met at headquarters in Live Oak to conduct the business of the management district. Multiple OSFR members were present along with President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson who came in front of the board […]
The following is an opinion piece by yours truly and does not necessesarily reflect the position of Our Santa Fe River or any other organization. Associated Industries of Florida’s H2O Coalition is dispensing “yellow journalism” […]
Monday evening saw the first of the new lecture series sponsored by OSFR, Ichetucknee Alliance, and the New Century Woman’s Club of High Springs, when Pegeen Hanrahan and Aliki Moncrief spoke on Amendment 1: […]
Nathan Crabbe will moderate a Land & Water Conservation Forum on March 19 at 7 pm at Pugh Hall on the UF campus. Panelist will include Ramesh Buch, who manages the Alachua County Forever land […]
Following is the latest newsletter and information concerning this important legislation. Don’t forget that Monday, March 9, seven pm you can hear Aliki Moncrief and Pegeen Hanrahan in person explaining all about the amendment at the […]
Controversy intensified Thursday when the House passed HB 7003 by a margin of 106-9. This bill, pushed by agriculture interests representative House Speaker Steve Crisafulli, was opposed by environmentalists working to protect our springs and rivers. Some of […]
The concerted effort by OSFR to encourage the counties in the Santa Fe River basin to support a state-wide ban on fracking has been recorded on Friday, Feb. 27, 015 in the Suwannee Democrat. […]
The [Bivins Arm] proposal is little more than old-fashioned pork-barrel politics. It shows the need for a competitive process using environmental criteria to best determine the spending of Amendment 1 funding. This reference is to Rep. […]
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