Here’s another great way to make a difference. We think you’ve got the right set of eyes to help the University of Florida monitor seagrass during this month’s Eyes on […]
MRC Shares Info on Stormwater Management
(From Dr. Laura Wilson, Executive Director, Marine Resources Council May 1, 2026) Dear Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition, When rain falls in your neighborhood, where does it go? A storm […]
Mulch Ado About Something
April 22, 2026 – The following information is from Sally Scalera who is an urban horticulture agent and master gardener coordinator for the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and […]
Lagoon Cleanup Near Eau Gallie Causeway Featured on WESH-TV
April 14, 2026 (From WESH-TV, Mike Hanson) A recent news story on WESH said, “A major restoration project aimed at improving water quality in the Indian River Lagoon is set […]
Celebrating National Gopher Tortoise Day
Each year on April 10th, we celebrate National Gopher Tortoise Day. Gopher tortoises play an important role in maintaining ecosystem health, including that of the Indian River Lagoon. Gopher tortoises […]
Sources of Pollution & What You Can Do
Pollution in the Indian River Lagoon comes from many sources, but the ones we can control start right at home — stormwater runoff, wastewater, and muck buildup. Stormwater: Everything on […]
SOIRL Program Wins ECF Highest Award
April 2, 2026 – The East Central Florida Regional Planning Council (ECFRPC) recently paid homage to the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program with the presentation of the Brilliance Award, […]
Keep It Clean on Spring Break
☀️ Spring break is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the natural beauty of the Indian River Lagoon. Whether you’re kayaking, fishing, boating, or simply soaking up the […]
Nanobubbles Pilot Project Launches in Titusville
The City of Titusville is partnering with Moleaer Inc. on a small-scale demonstration of the company’s patented nanobubble water-treatment technology at the Titusville Municipal Marina. On March 3, 2026, at […]
What We Want for Our Lagoon
🌊 The Indian River Lagoon isn’t just beautiful—it’s one of the most biologically diverse estuaries in North America, home to thousands of species of fish, birds, manatees, dolphins, and seagrasses. […]