Aquifer Watch Testing in its Fifth Year–

May 19, 2019 Uncategorized 1 Comment

Barbara and Jim Hatchitt make their visit to test our well for nitrates, today May 18, 2019. Both are volunteers, and Barbara is employed by the Saint Johns River Water Management District. Dr. Rick […]

Aquifer Watch Continues Monitoring Wells For Nitrates

September 4, 2016 Water Quality Threats 2 Comments

Dr. Rick Copeland of Aquifer Watch has sent out news that he will continue the nitrate monitoring of selected wells along the Santa Fe River in the Poe Springs/Rum Island area. The next sampling will […]

Santa Fe Basin Nitrate Study In Final Round

May 17, 2015 Water Quality Threats Leave a Comment

Dr. Rick Copeland of AquiferWatch has initiated the final round of the Santa Fe Basin Ground Water Nitrate Study, which was begun last September with a workshop held at OSFR headquarters at RUM 138. An […]

Final Phase of Nitrates Study Fast Approaching

May 1, 2015 Water Quality Threats - Agricultural Fertilizers, Water Quality Threats - Biosolids, Miscellaneous, Water Quality Threats, Events (Education), Water Quality Threats - Septic Tanks Leave a Comment

In May the second and final testing of the wells for nitrates in the area immediately around Poe Springs will occur. Dr. Rick Copeland of Aquifer Watch recently sent out the letter of instructions to […]

Santa Fe Basin Nitrates Sampling Project Update

September 10, 2014 Water Quality Threats - Agricultural Fertilizers, Water Quality Threats - Biosolids, State Government Solutions, Water Quality Threats, Events (Education), Water Quality Threats - Urban Fertilizers, Miscellaneous, Water Quality Threats - Intensive Livestock Farming (CAFOs & Aquaculture), Water Quality Threats - Septic Tanks, Volunteering Leave a Comment

A workshop for the sampling of the wells for nitrates in the Poe Springs area, sponsored by AquiferWatch and hosted by OSFR, was held on Sept. 8 at OSFR headquarters at Rum 138. Later, […]

Call For Help With Research For Nitrate Levels In Wells Near Poe

July 29, 2014 Water Quality Threats - Agricultural Fertilizers, Water Quality Threats - Biosolids, State Government Solutions, Water Quality Threats - Urban Fertilizers, Miscellaneous, Water Quality Threats, Events (Education), Water Quality Threats - Intensive Livestock Farming (CAFOs & Aquaculture), Water Quality Threats - Septic Tanks, Volunteering 1 Comment

From: Fritzi Olson <aar@currentproblems.org> Sent: Tue, Jul 29, 2014 12:40 pm Subject: Volunteers needed for well sampling project. Friends of the Springs I need your help. I am assisting with a project funded by a […]

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Aquifer Watch Testing in its Fifth Year–

Aquifer Watch Continues Monitoring Wells For Nitrates

Santa Fe Basin Nitrate Study In Final Round

Final Phase of Nitrates Study Fast Approaching

Santa Fe Basin Nitrates Sampling Project Update

Call For Help With Research For Nitrate Levels In Wells Near Poe

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