Bulletin 31

This quote is from the tfn springs page:

"In 2001, funds from the Florida Legislature provided support for a revised edition of Bulletin 31. The new edition (slated for publication in fall 2004) will describe over 400 springs and include information on spring geology, history, water chemistry, and sampling protocols as well as detailed directions to each spring. A compact disk with photographs will accompany the publication."

Does anyone know if this is available yet?

Russell

[nwade]

Yes, it's out and impressive (the printed book includes the publication on CD in PDF format). There was a post on CDF previously; let me see if I can find it.

[ARY]

I saw something like you describe: Guide to 400 springs, very thick (2inches) xerocopied and stapled book sold for something like $39 by Ocala National Forest information center in Salt Springs when i did my ridge-walking there 2 weeks ago. It is on west side of route 19 at campground plaza.

[nwade]

Got it; Richard Blackburn posted on it previously

QUOTE:
"Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:59 am Post subject: Springs of Florida
Scarfed from an email list:

Florida Geological Survey Bulletin No.66 has just been released. It is on both book and CD. The CD has an additional 400 springs.The book also contains the CD.

The telephone number for the Florida Geological Survey's Publications Office number is 850-488-9380.

I just called the office and you can get a copy by sending a letter requesting a copy & check or money order of $25 and $7 shipping total $32 to:

Florida Geological Survey
903 W. Tennessee St.
Tallahassee, Fl. 32304

There are a limited number so if you want a copy order yours today!
_________________
Richard Blackburn
All comments are my own."

Well, since I already paid for it with my tax dollars, Ill just download it from their website...

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/geology/geologictopics/springs/bulletin66.htm

[FW]

Well, since I already paid for it with my tax dollars, Ill just download it from their website...

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/geology/geologictopics/springs/bulletin66.htm

Good job!

Thanks jviehe :-)