Working together to Help the Lagoon
You are invited to join the Marine Resources Council (MRC) & Rockledge Gardens to learn how Florida friendly fertilizing practices, better yard clippings management, & how collecting rainwater from your roof can help save the Indian River Lagoon. The workshop also includes a presentation on how to construct your very own water-saving rain barrel.
If you live along the lagoon in Brevard County, add a living shoreline or oyster reef to your property. Learn more with Brevard Zoo’s Restore Our Shores Program.
Come join us for the 2019 Florida-Friendly Landscaping Seminar where we will have 4 presentations plus vendors!
Join us on February 20 at 4:30pm for the Marine Resourses Council's lecture on "Day in the Life of the Lagoon" school citizen science opportunities for 2019. More info will be posted soon. MRC 321-725-7775.
The Brevard Marine Advisory Council (BMAC) will be hosting an informational presentation by the St. John’s River Water Management District (SJRWMD) and the Melbourne Tillman Water Control District (MTWCD) on the topic of recent nutrient reduction measures associated with Turkey Creek and the Indian River Lagoon (IRL). The presentation will be during the regularly scheduled […]
Concerns are frequently expressed by area residents who are unaware of the many projects underway to restore and protect Our Lagoon. This FREE FORUM is intended to provide an overview of the current and planned projects and to provide answers to the concerned public. Click here for more details.
Ever wanted to adopt your own mangrove? Now’s your chance as ROS and the Melbourne Garden Club host an Adopt-a-Mangrove event at the Eau Gallic Library.
The recycling industry is changing. We will explore what is recyclable and why we need to put only what is accepted in the residential curbside carts. Andrea Bolitho is the Recycling Coordinator for Brevard County Solid Waste. She has worked for the county for two and a half years. She has degrees in Biology and […]
The Space Coast Seafood and Music Festival will take place March 7-10, at Space Coast Daily Park. Tickets start at $8. Times vary per day, please check the website for details!
If you live along the lagoon in Brevard County, add a living shoreline or oyster reef to your property. Learn more with Brevard Zoo’s Restore Our Shores Program.