Why is Stormwater a Big Problem?
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Lagoon Restoration Project - Dragon Point Oyster Reef
Funded in part by Brevard County's Save Our Lagoon half-cent sales tax.
The Brevard Zoo Restore Our Shores team is finishing up a new oyster reef on Dragon Point, just south of Mather’s Bridge. The installation uses a new type of oyster shell container, a gabion, that is plastic free and stackable for the basic structure. Experience shows that using shells alone is the best way to recruit viable spat (baby oysters) and a two year old reef adjacent to the build is thriving. The Save Our Indian River Lagoon (SOIRL) plan calls for construction of oyster reefs throughout the Lagoon. Click here to see more Lagoon restoration projects.
We Are Our Partners
Keep Brevard Beautiful Fall Series
Jump into the fall season by participating in our Fall Series! Simply complete two individual cleanups during the month of November AND record your cleanup data in our app. Those who participate will be put in the running to win a kayak or tickets to Universal Studios!
