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Learn about The Florida Springs Institute’s Ecological Assessment of the Silver River System
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Learn about The Florida Springs Institute’s 3 year project on the Lower Santa Fe River
Does Florida have too many dairy cows in the wrong places? North Florida dairy dilemma. By Robert Knight. Originally published on Jan 29th in Tampa Bay Times. The Florida Springs Institute recently assessed north Florida dairies as a source of pollution to
By Haley Moody, July 1, 2025 Last month, staff from the Florida Springs Institute attended the Corridor Connect Conference at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Corridor Connect is a three-day event hosted by the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation in order to
Last night, the Florida Springs Welcome Center in High Springs was filled to the brim with guests for our Sacred Springs Stories event, co-hosted with the Rights of Water and organized by Lucinda Merritt. The evening began as beautiful music
MONITORING OUR SPRINGS
THE FLORIDA SPRINGS INSTITUTE IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
Learn about The Florida Springs Institute’s ongoing project on the Lower Santa Fe River
Does Florida have too many dairy cows in the wrong places? North Florida dairy dilemma. By Robert Knight. Originally published on Jan 29th in Tampa Bay Times. The Florida Springs Institute recently assessed north Florida dairies as a source of pollution to the Floridan Aquifer and artesian springs. Monitoring of drinking water
By Haley Moody, July 1, 2025 Last month, staff from the Florida Springs Institute attended the Corridor Connect Conference at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Corridor Connect is a three-day event hosted by the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation in order to facilitate and strengthen vital connections for land conservation in Florida.
Last night, the Florida Springs Welcome Center in High Springs was filled to the brim with guests for our Sacred Springs Stories event, co-hosted with the Rights of Water and organized by Lucinda Merritt. The evening began as beautiful music filled the air from flutist Jim Durocher, setting a reverent
