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St. Johns Riverkeeper is a privately-funded nonprofit advocacy organization for the St. Johns River.
St. Johns Riverkeeper
St. Johns Riverkeeper is a non-profit advocacy organization for the St. Johns River. We are privately funded and serve as an independent voice for the river.
To learn more about our organization and how you can join our efforts, visit our website at http://www.stjohnsriverkeeper.org
To learn more about our organization and how you can join our efforts, visit our website at http://www.stjohnsriverkeeper.org
Recent Articles and News
- Hearing begins on tapping St. Johns, Times Union
- Orlando summit looks beyond St. Johns River water wars, Orlando Sentinel
- Putnam papermill pipeline into St. Johns River a concern, Times Union
- A common foe in the water war, Ocala Star-Banner
- The urgent plight of our springs, Ocala Star-Banner
- Utilities drop plan to siphon water from Ocklawaha, Ocala Star-Banner
- Present and future flows away, Lakeland Ledger
- Commissioner not to blame for Niagara's whining, Orlando Sentinel
- Weavers challenge Jacksonville to help the St. Johns River, Daily Record
- Weavers jump in to protect river, Times Union
- Weavers make $150K challenge grant to Riverkeeper, Jacksonville Business Journal
- Mayor justly uses clout to protect St. Johns river, Times Union
- We think: Credibility's AWOL at the St. Johns River Water Management District, Orlando Sentinel
- Mill's outflow worries Peyton, Times-Union
- Another water outrage, Ocala Star-Banner
- More threats to aquifer rising from water bottlers, Times-Union
- Orange County, Groveland join Lake County's fight against water-bottling plant, Orlando Sentinel
- Utilities: Quenching area's thirst will be costly, Orlando Business Journal
- Jacksonville Mayor vows to fight Georgia Pacific, Atlanta Business Chronicle
- It's time to say no to massive withdrawals from aquifer, Times-Union
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