Fall NPR Radio Promos
The Guardians of Martin County is pleased to (once again) be underwriters for NPR Radio on the Treasure Coast: WQCS. You'll hear our promos twice a day on 88.9 FM. ...
Announcing The Launch Of Our New Brochure
The Guardians of Martin County is pleased to share our new brochure: "How We See Martin County's Future, And What's Needed To Get There. " Inside the brochure you'll find information ...
Brightline Gets The Green Light On Funding
Written By Jennifer Sorentrue, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer All Aboard Florida’s Brightline has won approval to sell $600 million in tax-exempt bonds to help pay for the first leg ...
Guest Column: Put ‘right to clean environment’ in constitution
By Guest Columnist JACQUI THURLOW- LIPPISCH Just like the U.S. Constitution, the Florida Constitution protects our essential rights as Florida citizens, such as religious freedom and due process of law. ...
Water Agency Meets To Discuss Reservoir
By Alex Hagan October 23, 2017 WPTV Lake Okeechobee has now dropped below 17 feet. That's the good news. The bad news is that to get the level down, the ...
Algae Spotted In The Treasure Coast
By Erin MacPherson October 19, 2017 CBS12 Dr. James Sullivan, a professor at Harbor Branch, has been monitoring algae that moved into the Sebastian and Vero Beach area from the ...
Brightline Derailment Caused $408k In Damage
By Jennifer Sorentrue October 16, 2017 Palm Beach Post A Brightline train derailed in February as it moved through the company’s rail repair yard in West Palm Beach at a speed of ...
Brown Water is Back
Courtesy Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch Brown water is bad What’s in it is worse By Tyler Treadway Coffee-colored water now spreads throughout the St. Lucie River into the southern Indian River Lagoon, ...
Where Are The Promised Models For The Reservoir?
By Maggy Hurchalla October 11, 2017 TC Palm Most Martin County residents know more about Everglades Restoration than most state officials. We know there is a 2.5 million acre watershed ...