“With sea levels rising, coastal cities sinking, and dams and levees aging, flood events may become even more frequent and destructive.” “Gulf Coast states Florida, Louisiana, and Texas account for nearly half of the 100 […]
Here is an opportunity to help us make improvements to the safety and recreational use of our rivers, the Santa Fe or any other throughout the state. The Santa Fe today is nothing […]
This article is Michael Roth’s recent post in our newsletter. The Palm Beach Post ran it today, June 4, 2020, and due to the important safety message, we chose to re-run it here. See the […]
Saturday’s avoidable tragedy brings to the forefront the sad lack of safety enforcement by the only authority on the river, the Fish and Wildlife Commission officers. We do not have all the details of the […]
Report and comments by Mike Roth Yesterday a portion of Zone 8 of the Lower Santa Fe River finally had a day of no-wake boating traffic, and all it took were injuries that were very […]
Our thanks to OSFR Board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson who has sent the following email with information about National Boating Safety Week. Boating accidents happen much too often, many times with alcohol and excess speed involved. […]
The following is from the SRWMD web site. Zone 8, on the Santa Fe can better be defined as: beginning 4 1/4 mi upstream from the confluence with the Ichetucknee River to the confluence with […]
The following is an alert issued by the FWC: Aug. 8, 2018 Suggested Tweet: Three idle-speed, no-wake zones on the Santa Fe River are now activated. @MyFWC: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/FLFFWCC/bulletins/2048545 #boating #Florida 3 […]
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