The Guardians and NPR Radio on the Treasure Coast
The Guardians of Martin County is pleased to once again join WQCS/NPR Radio as underwriters for the first quarter of 2021. Listen to the promos online, WQCS 88.9 FM or ...
A View From Above
Join us for a 7-minute educational video sharing some of the growth management projects of interest to The Guardians of Martin County and the community. We fly from Palm Beach ...
Brightline Eyes Orlando in 2022
Bright days ahead? Brightline looks toward major progress in 2021. What you need to know. By Joshua Solomon, Treasure Coast Newspapers December 21, 2020 Note: The article is an overview ...
Army Corps to Stuart Commissioners –
By Matt Chesnes, Treasure Coast Newspapers In response to the Senate president saying the state should stop building a reservoir meant to curb Lake Okeechobee discharges to the St. Lucie River, the Army Corps' Florida commander made it ...
Florida Taking Wetlands Permitting Role from Federal Government
Written by Steve Patterson, Florida Times-Union The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is granting Florida sole authority to issue wetlands permits previously overseen by two federal government agencies, greatly increasing state responsibility ...
Read our Winter 2020 Newsletter “In Balance”
Staying In Balance In this issue, we share an update on the fundraising effort for the Loxa-Lucie Land Conservation project. We look at the long-term benefits to the community and beyond. COVID-19 ...
Cutting Lake O Releases Moves Forward
SFWMD seeks $64 million to finish EAA reservoir's STA to cut Lake Okeechobee discharges Canal Construction to help reduce Lake O DischargesPhoto: SFWMD Written by Tyler Treadway, Treasure Coast Newspapers, ...
Brightline Fails to Sell Private Activity Bond Deal for Las Vegas Rail
Published November 2, 2020, The Bond Buyer Brightline Train going through an at-grade crossing in Broward County. September 2018 Fortress Investment Group is postponing its plan to build a train ...
New Video: Moving Water South to Everglades National Park
In this new video produced by The South Florida Water Management District, we learn what's being done today to get the natural flow of water moving South to The Everglades: