Jim Waymer, Florida Today “Expect to see some high-tech binoculars and expensive cameras with long lenses in coming days, hopeful signs that the Indian River Lagoon is returning to health […]
Category: Lagoon News
New AECOM “Algae Harvesting Ship” for the Indian River Lagoon
Brevard County Natural Resources Management and the Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection unveiled a new AECOM Algae Harvesting Ship. The event was held at Front Street Park in Melbourne Sept.13, […]
Governor Announces $20Million for Indian River Lagoon.
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Nearly $20 Million for Water Quality Projects to Restore the Indian River Lagoon
Straight Talk June 23rd Answers Questions About the Indian River Lagoon
We are five years into the Save Our Indian River Lagoon project and the half cent sales tax so where do we stand? Dr. Duane Defreese Executive Director of the […]
Governor DeSantis Vetoes SB 2508, Every Voice Made A Difference
Governor DeSantis Vetoes SB 2508, Every Voice Made A Difference ICYMI: We’re extremely grateful to report that Governor DeSantis officially vetoed Senate Bill 2508 on Wednesday. And although that act […]
We can’t afford to sacrifice seagrass for development
Seagrass is one of the most valuable ecosystems on the planet. Often referred to as the “lungs of the sea” for its unique ability to clean surrounding water and remove carbon […]
Bill to save seagrass and manatees gets first blue-green light
Officials would have to inspect septic tanks every five years. A bill to reduce algal blooms, and protect Florida’s declining manatee population, is inching forward in the Legislature. A Senate […]