Once again we see that nothing is permanent or safe when it comes to politicians, development and money. Read the original article here in the Bradenton Times. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – […]
In Florida the developers are so strong and the leadership over protected public lands is so weak that nothing is safe. Read the original article here in the Invading Seas. Comments by OSFR historian […]
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. […]
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 […]
As a non-profit, OSFR does not endorse individual political candidates, but we are happy to note the anti-development trend in some communities. Read more at VoteWater.org. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A […]
Once again we are happy to see responsible leadership when it comes to development. This is refreshing because usually city and county leaders, when faced with the situation of a new development coming in […]
There is absolutely no need for this proposed development which puts our fragile aquifer at risk. The area of the development is one of unconfined aquifer very close to the earth surface and with […]
Below we have included a petition which gives information regarding a new development proposal in the city of Alachua. This development would potentially damage the aquifer at Mill Creek Sink. Many of you know […]
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