Jenny Adler: Survey shows disconnect between water research, public 19 Feb 2015 By Jenny Adler Water is one of the quintessential characteristics of Florida – visitors flock to the Sunshine State to visit its […]
A conference on the environment took place in Gainesville this Thurs. – Sat., Feb. 12-14, 2015 at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. This is the 21st annual Public Interest Environmental Conference, Among […]
On January 25, 2015 at 05:04PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam gave a talk on water policy last week to the Florida House Committee on State Affairs. He […]
Thanks to Karen Chadwick for posting this news item on AQUIFERious. The report was aired on Channel 9 of Orlando and is partially copied in below. The ramifications of this report, if true, are immense. […]
On November 7, 2014, the Florida’s Water and Land Legacy issued the following press release. Visit the website of Florida’s Water and Land Legacy at this link.
On October 30, 2014 at 11:53AM, jsq at WWALS Watershed Coalition published the following article: WWALS Ambassador Dave Hetzel explains the Alapaha River Water Trail: recreation through fishing, swimming, boating, conservation, and economic benefits through […]
Representatives from Sabal Trail and F.E.R.C. will be available at a Sabal Trail Open House, to answer questions from the public regarding the planned pipeline coursing through Alabama, Georgia and Florida. If you have any questions […]
SWIMMING THROUGH AIR from Lesley Gamble PLUS 1 week ago ALL AUDIENCES A joyful and humorous underwater tour through the flora and fauna of Florida’s marvelous artesian springs. Created by Lesley Gamble, Co-Director of the […]
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