Everglades dolphins have record-high mercury levels, FIU study shows
By Tyler Treadway December 26, 2016 TC Palm Dolphins in the Everglades and the Indian River Lagoon are sending us a warning about how mercury accumulates in their bodies and ...
Editorial: Despite awful year, there’s hope for Indian River Lagoon
By the TC Palm Editorial Board December 7, 2016 TC Palm Indian River Lagoon This year has been a disaster for the Indian River Lagoon — especially the southern section, which ...
Indian River Lagoon delegation in Tallahassee under discussion
from tcpalm.com, story by Isadora Rangel Lawmakers are having talks about creating an Indian River Lagoon delegation in the Florida House to help come up with solutions to clean the ...
Trump threat to abolish EPA could affect Indian River Lagoon
By Tyler Treadway November 16, 2016 TC Palm Treasure Coast environmentalists hope campaign promise won't become presidential action Candidate Donald Trump made statements, including a threat to abolish the Environmental ...
The Riverkeeper: Just a Florida Man Trying to Save Waterways From Toxic Algae
By Meredith Rutland Bauer October 17, 2016 Motherboard Marty Baum jumped on a friend’s boat, his phone blowing up with frantic phone calls from fishermen. Forty square miles of catfish, ...
New study calculates Indian River Lagoon’s annual economic impact at $7.64 billion
By Conrad Defiebre, Special to Treasure Coast Newspapers August 12, 2016 TC Palm The value of the Indian River Lagoon to its five Florida counties has been pegged at $7.64 ...
Slimy Green Beaches May Be Florida’s New Normal
By Laura Parker PUBLISHED JULY 27, 2016 National Geographic The guacamole-thick algae that fouled both coasts earlier in July will likely be a regular occurrence for the Sunshine State. Here’s ...
Letter Writing Campaign: Where are you, Governor?
Enough is enough with the toxic algae that has proliferated our waterways. Fill in your information below and choose a letter to send to Governor Rick Scott. Then click ...
Deadly Disease Stalking Lagoon Manatees
By JIM ASH WFSU-FM July 20, 2016 Biologists say a mysterious disease is making a comeback in the northern Indian River Lagoon, where nine manatees have died since the end ...