
No Time to Cry for Dying Springs
Saturday, September 7th, the Florida Springs Institute (FSI) and Kings of the Springs (KOTS) environmental non-profits came together to host a Springs Outing on the
The goal of the Florida Springs Institute Springs Outing program is to connect nature lovers with the outdoors (and each other) while giving the opportunity to learn about Florida’s rich landscape from qualified experts and scientists. Each Spring Outing holds a new adventure, and with it, new information and experiences, even for the most seasoned adventure enthusiasts! Proceeds from Spring Outings benefit the Florida Springs Institute so we can continue vital springs research and education efforts.
Our Spring Outings happen monthly, all around the state. To keep in the loop with upcoming outing announcements you can join our monthly newsletter or follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
If you have questions regarding our Springs Outing program you can contact our program coordinator Hailey Hall at hhall@floridaspringsinstitute.org. Thank you!
Saturday, September 7th, the Florida Springs Institute (FSI) and Kings of the Springs (KOTS) environmental non-profits came together to host a Springs Outing on the
The May 2019 FSI outing explored three distinct and impressive karst features all located within five miles of the Florida Springs Institute High Springs office,
Just over one month ago, the Florida Springs Institute teamed up with Palmetto Expeditions to host a special tour of the Wakulla Springs basin with
Dr. Steve Walsh, a research biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, led 22 intrepid adventurers to the Ocala National Forest to observe fish up-close. The
Sweetwater Wetlands provides an interesting combination of both engineering innovations and wildlife benefits. Bob Knight began the outing by discussing the design aspects of the
On this hike, the Florida Springs Institute combined with St. Johns Riverkeeper for a day hike through Seminole State Forest. Led by Jane Durocher of