Experience the magic of the bottomland forest winding along one of the wildest sections of the lower Santa Fe River when spring green tints the high canopy and lilies carpet the ground. Negotiate a karst […]
A misty morning in March, the fog is thick, diffusing the morning sun. I took some footage of the river, panning a little too fast from up-river down. When facing downriver I saw some water […]
Saturday March 9th a team of adventurers set off to explore the plant life at Alachua Conservation Trusts‘ Santa Fe Preserve, South tract. The group was let by plant biologist Dr. Colette Jacono. This addition […]
Many are aware of a proposed Titanium mine threatening to operate on the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp. Recently the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has stepped in to assert the water rights of the […]
Alachua Conservation Trusts’ South Tract hugs the Santa Fe River before the New River Confluence. Explorers will encounter a more remote portion of untamed wilderness. This time of year the wild azaleas and rain lilies […]
High density land use developments are often the death knell of the health of our robust Springs’ Heartland. A townhouse development project over the Ichetucknee Trace threatens to disturb the underground flow of water that is […]
As we enter RiverFest month, we would like to thank everybody who renewed their memberships and to those who provide us with monthly donations! Your generosity is appreciated. We have a new plant hike coming […]
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