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Blue-Green Algae

Toxic Algae: Fingerpointing is not the answer

Editorial from the Palm Beach Post urging all of the interests to come together and find a solution vs. pointing fingers: Another rainy summer season. Another massive toxic algae bloom ...

Environmental Leader Nathaniel P. Reed Dies at 84

Note: Mr. Reed served as a Board Advisor to The Guardians of Martin County for a decade. His friendship & advice will be missed.  From the Washington Post: Nat Reed ...
Shepard Park, Stuart

Toxic Algae Spreads Across Stuart

Toxic Algae Mess Image taken from Shepard Park in Stuart on June 28, 2018 From TCPALM: Lake Okeechobee discharges to St. Lucie River will stop for nine days, then resume ...
Shepard Park, Stuart

Hundreds Pack Meeting with Army Corps of Engineers in Stuart

From WPTV: Angers mounts from who can't go near the water for another summer. Read more on the story HERE
Blue-Green Algae

River Kidz Take Fight For Clean Water to Washington

From WPEC: STUART, Fla. (CBS12) — For years, adults have been fighting for change to stop releases from Lake Okeechobee, to stop the growth of toxic blue green algae. Now, the ...

Stuart News Gives Thumb Down on Brightline

From the Treasure Coast Editorial Board: Brightline Train Heading North Through Deerfield Beach If you're keeping count, the number is six. That's how many people have been killed by Brightline ...
Turtle Patrol on Hutchinson Island

A Win For Sea Turtles on Hutchinson Island

Update: June 18, 2018 : A Win for Sea Turtles!  There was a very good turnout at the Metropolitan Planning Organization meeting this morning.  More than 30 speakers spoke on behalf ...

Judge Sides With Environmental Groups!

Striking a blow to the Legislature, a Tallahassee judge said state lawmakers failed to comply with a voter-approved constitutional amendment to buy and preserve environmentally sensitive lands. Ruling from the ...

Documenting The Toxic Algae 2018

From WPTV: Bird's-eye view of algae across the St. Lucie Estuary and Lake O. Click below to view the news story: