SCOTUS and Our Santa Fe River
To the corruption and bias rampant among the Supreme Court Justices, we can add hypocrisy or worse. They have lost credibility, respect and reason for existence. They have damaged our environment and our country. We […]
Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Estate of Jacksonville Man Killed at Ginnie Springs
The owners of the Ginnie Springs campground also own the Seven Springs Water Company which sells water to the nearby water bottling plant. OSFR has unsuccessfully tried to stop this operation because it further damages […]
Monday Meditation
The river alongside Poe Springs is intriguing with mid-river boils and shoals. I find it challenging to launch from Poe Springs to paddle upstream through these shoals. This video was taken when the water level […]
News From SRWMD
SRWMD recognized with national award for its Santa Fe Flood Risk Review outreach LIVE OAK, FLA., JUNE 28, 2024 – The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) this week was awarded the 2024 Outreach Award […]
Why the Antarctic Ice Sheet May Be in More Danger Than We Thought
Read the original article here in USA Today. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back © Jim Tatum Ice sheets […]
Water Crunch Hurts Oil Industry
“But we are trying to explore the environmentally sound practice and the potential economic viability.” Let us clarify here, that there is no environmentally sound practice associated with fracking. Period. Irony manifest, that a […]
Creature Feature: The Leech
This brown leaf-life structure turned out to be more than an ordinary leaf. This unusual find startled me but once I jostled it with a leaf, it reached out towards the leaf with it’s narrow […]
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