Clean 19--A Nontoxic Summer
This week brought the end of another Florida summer, sans some of the more nightmarish qualities of summers past.
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Clean 19--A Nontoxic Summer
This week brought the end of another Florida summer, sans some of the more nightmarish qualities of summers past.
NEW VIDEO: Spotlight on Dr. Larry Brand
Dr. Larry Brand is a marine biology professor and algae research specialist at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, FL. He has extensive knowledge of red tide and cyanobacteria and has seen firsthand how the toxins produced by algal blooms can devastate marine food webs.
Speak Up For Your Community at LOSOM Public Workshop!
Thousands of voices stood up for our waterways during the LOSOM scoping meetings at the beginning of the year. We need your help again.
New Precedent Established in Florida's Fight For Clean Water
Plan for the worst and hope for the best is a philosophy that hasn’t always figured into Florida water management. But why not?
As recent events have shown, we become more capable of lending greater security to human health and safety and our environment when we prepare for worst-case scenarios. This new line of thinking has us on the brink of an amazing shift in water policy--and that could change everything about how we manage water.
Dorian Recovery: How You Can Help
Here in South Florida, we dodged a bullet. Our neighbors in the Bahamas were not as lucky.
Join us at this year's Dirty River Jam!
The 4th Annual Dirty River Jam benefitting Friends of the Everglades is coming to Jensen Beach, Florida! Mark your calendar for October 5th 12-11pm in downtown Jensen Beach to let the good times roll and join us in the fight for clean water.
Is EAA Irrigation a Higher Priority Than Human Health?
There’s something new in the air in South Florida communities along the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee estuaries. And believe it or not, this time it’s not cyanobacteria--it’s hope.
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