Read our Spring 2022 Newsletter “In Balance”
Read the latest newsletter by clicking below: In Balance SPRING 2022 Staying In Balance In this edition, we pay tribute to the late environmental champion Maggy Hurchalla, with photos from ...
The Miami Herald: Tracking Brightline Train Collisions in South Florida
Brightline states that service beyond West Palm Beach (North) to Central Florida in Orlando will begin sometime in 2022. The Miami Herald By Devoune Cetoute "The Brightline trains that began ...
Watch: The Power of Preserving Endangered Native Plants
Watch this informative and enlightening one-hour presentation on the importance of preserving native plants to help sustain and stabilize our ecosystem. We thank the expert panel from the following organizations: ...
Video: Rural Lifestyle Amendment Workshop March 23, 2022
If you missed the public workshop on March 23, 2022 on the proposed "Rural Lifestyle Amendment," you can now view the video recording provided by Indian River State College. If ...
Interview with Guardians’ Executive Director on K.C. Ingram Show
Listen to the interview with Greg Braun about the Loxa-Lucie Headwaters Initiative and information about the proposed Rural Lifestyle Amendment:
Miami New Times: Death Train
Written By Alex Deluca February 15, 2022 Within a few hours of returning to South Florida last November, after a 20-month hiatus during the pandemic, Brightline was already off to ...
“Ecological Excellence” Loxa-Lucie Headwaters Initiative Featured in Stuart Magazine
An Ambitious Group of Conservationists have been working tirelessly to protect 70,000 acres of land between Hobe Sound and Stuart - and they recently scored a small but mighty win. ...
Former Martin County Commissioner Maggy Hurchalla Passes Away
Published by the Stuart News/tcpalm.com By Max Chesnes Maggy Hurchalla February 19, 2022 Maggy served as a long-time Board Advisor to The Guardians of Martin County. We are forever grateful ...
Opinion: Help Manatees by Limiting Pollution into IRL
Published January 29, 2022 Guest Columnists Grant Gilmore & William Loftus Everyone likes to point a finger at someone else for causing pollution. But how often do we look into the ...