Following is a letter from President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson responding to a request by the Suwannee River Water Management District for support for several water improvement projects. OSFR is thankful for the opportunity to assist the […]
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, […]
Aquifer Watch volunteers Dr. Rick Copeland of Tallahassee and Jim Hatchitt of Gainesville began their study of nitrates contamination within the ten mile area of Poe Springs today, with the very first well visited here […]
The latest op-ed from OSFR is about the organization’s rocky road to the legal challenge of the excessive withdrawal permit issued last spring by SRWMD. It is published in today’s Lake City Reporter, and in it […]
July 25, 2014. Today, OSFR attends the quarterly Santa Fe River Springs Working Group meetings presented by Alachua County Environmental Protection. At Alachua Library. OSFR was represented by President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, board member Mackinsey Shipek […]
Yesterday, June 19, at Florida Gateway College in Lake City, the Technical Advisory Committee for Water Resource Training Programs met to discuss their newly created Water College where students can earn degrees in water management. […]
Our Santa Fe River, Inc. has signed on to a Sierra Club letter, along with 56 other organizations and businesses, asking Attorney General Pam Bondi to disassociate the State of Florida regarding the Chesapeake Bay Clean […]
OSFR president Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson taught a special class today at Fort White High School. Her presentation was made in the Advanced Placement Environmental Science class of Mrs. Stephanie Bundy. The topic was about how people […]
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