INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Countless boats rot and wither away in the Indian River Lagoon, leaching dangerous pollutants and killing wildlife. But their watery graves do not need to be permanent ...
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Voices rising against potential dredging, gas engines in St. Lucie County aquatic areaThe pond and channel make up a 12.9-acre conservation area, which is supposed to be protected and maintained in perpetuity.
The county borrowed $50 million to buy and protect environmentally sensitive land, especially along the Indian River Lagoon ...
The Indian Riverkeeper wants to be an early-warning system for toxic algae blooms in the Indian River Lagoon and other ...
Nic Mader, Elisabeth Howells and Elizabeth Murdoch Titcomb conduct two to four surveys a month in the lagoon from Stuart to ...
The outdoor seagrass exhibit educates people on the role of seagrasses, mangroves, filtration shellfish, and water quality in ...
The Marine Resources Council (MRC) is excited to announce the launch of a brand new, interactive 2024 Indian River Lagoon ...
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Giving Days: Here's how you can donate to environmental nonprofits' holiday wish listsNonprofits that research, protect, restore and advocate for clean water need more than holiday cheer to continue their ...
But things were less than okay in the Central Indian River Lagoon which received a poor water quality assessment in 2024.
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — The 2024 Report | Marine Resources Council Indian River Lagoon Report has been released. The MRC has published the annual health assessment of the Indian River Lagoon ...
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Hundreds of Brevard County residents are helping the Indian River Lagoon by installing rain barrels in their backyards. Rain barrels collect water and reduce stormwater ...
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