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New SpringsWatch
to launch early this year
FSI will soon launch a SpringsWatch group at Rainbow Springs. More information will be available in the coming months. To learn more about FSI's SpringsWatch Program and how you can volunteer, click here.
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Florida Springs Interactive Map available online
If you haven't had an opportunity to view our Interactive Map we encourage you to do so. Over the past year, Florida Springs Institute staff and volunteers have worked to compile a comprehensive Google Earth map of Florida springs with photos, descriptions, and available water quality data. The Florida Springs Interactive Map will continue to undergo regular updates and revisions, which will be made available to the public. It is currently available for viewing on our website under "Current Projects."
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Did you know you can help save our springs
while shopping online?
If you haven't already, please consider making your purchases through Amazon Smile. This free service is both fast and easy to set up, and gives 0.5% of your total purchase to FSI. You can find us on Amazon Smile as the Howard T Odum Florida Springs Institute. Thank you for your support!
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The Howard T. Odum Florida Springs Institute is a 501c3 non-profit funded entirely by grants and private donations.
Please consider making a 100% tax-deductible to support continuous springs scientific research and public education.
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Join us Tuesday for our next
Springs Academy
Join us at the North Florida Springs Environmental Center (99 NW 1st Avenue, High Springs, FL) Tuesday, January 3rd at 12 p.m. for our Springs Academy session with Dr. Robert Knight. This month's session is on Springs Biology.
Thanks to Richie Denmark of Project Baseline, you can now view the first Springs Academy session, a springs overview, on YouTube.
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A bird's eye view of Dr. Knight leading December's Springs Academy session on Springs Chemistry
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Follow us on Instagram
If you are on Instagram, please follow us @FloridaSpringsInstitute.We will be sharing photos from our events as well as springs photos accompanied by springs facts and information.
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Tacky Sweater Fundraiser a success
Thanks to those who joined us on December 14th for our Tacky Sweater Fundraiser at Fluid Lounge. We were happy to see several members and friends; and to hand out restoration plans to many potential new members. We hope to partner with more local businesses for small fundraising events throughout the year. As always we will do our best to mention all events/ fundraising opportunities through Springs Vent and our Facebook page.
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FSI Outreach Director, Melissa Redon, FSI SpringsWatch volunteer, Lindsey Kelly, and FSI Associate Director, Heather Obara, at the Tacky Sweater Fundraiser!
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