41 organizations are calling on the Florida Legislature to repeal excessive and dangerous sections of 2025’s SB 180, the Emergencies bill, in the upcoming 2026 Legislative Session.

There are many things we need to restore and protect Florida springs, but a new national park isn’t one of them.

The current draft Recovery Strategy relies almost exclusively on a single infrastructure project estimated to cost well over $1 billion, with no funding source, that is still in the “pre-planning stage.”

FSC filed an appeal with the 1st District Court of Appeal to overturn the decision made by the Administrative Law Judge on the “Springs Harm Rule”

Part 1 of the Springs Advocacy 101 Series - An Overview of the Governmental Programs and Policies that Affect Springs Protection

FDEP's Plans to Clean Up Springs: What You Need to Know

FSC's 2025-26 Florida Budget Breakdown - A Step in the Wrong Direction for Conservation Funding

May 13 at 6:30 p.m. - Join the Florida Springs Council for a REVIEW of the 2025 Legislative Session.

Conservation organizations' budget recommendations to protect Florida's lands, waters and wildlife.

Springs Celebration | Poe Springs, Alachua County | Free Admission | 11:00-4:00 Poe, Gilchrist Blue, Lily, Treehouse, Rum Island, July,...

The following letter was sent on behalf of 70 conservation organizations to the sponsors of the State Park Protection Bills

We sat down with longtime Ichetucknee springs defender John Jopling to discuss how we can all work together to protect the Ichetucknee.

On Nov. 14, join the Florida Springs Council for a conversation with Dr. Christopher Meindl, author of a fantastic book on Florida Springs