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There is a place in Central Florida where visitors can experience the combination of the crystal clear spring-fed Rainbow River and the dark-stained Withlacoochee River.
The state has completed a deal that will shield 135 acres along the Rainbow River in Marion County from development
Eleven years ago, 1196 N. Stoney Point was overgrown. Trees along the shoreline were collapsing because soil was washing away into the water, leaving the trees with nothing to anchor
The state is spending $3 million on a conservation easement that will protect 135 acres along the Rainbow River from development.
Florida will shield 135 acres along the Rainbow River in Marion County from development, the group Conservation Florida said.