Palm Beach Post Editorial: Keep Everglades restoration a hot item
BY RANDY SCHULTZ - EDITOR OF THE EDITORIAL PAGE Suddenly, saving the St. Lucie River and restoring the Everglades have buzz. Lots of it. One week ago, state Sen. Joe ...
Save the Lagoon Women’s Power Lunch
The Women's Power Lunch group in Jensen Beach featured elected officials and local activists in a "Save the Lagoon" panel on August 29. 2013. The purpose was to help people ...
Water board members tentatively OK plan to alleviate discharges to St. Lucie Estuary
The Central Everglades Planning Project (also known as CEPP), a plan to divert some of the Lake Okeechobee water now dumping into the St. Lucie Estuary, took a baby step ...
Video: Hands Across the Sand, Save Our River Protest
The Guardians of Martin County captures the emotions of thousands of protestors forming a human chain from Stuart Beach to Jensen Beach on Sunday, August 11, 2013. The protestors are ...
Video: Thanks for not listening
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGAbuTeEu20&feature=youtu.be A YouTube video showing top executives at the South Florida Water Management District texting and using computers while a Florida Audubon representative was addressing them at a contentious hearing ...
Video: Petition Against Dumping into Indian River Lagoon Gathers Support
Lake Okeechobee's water level is up due to a lot of recent rain. That means several billion gallons of water will be dumped into the St. Lucie Estuary every single ...
The St. Lucie River is in hell again by Sally Swartz
The dark brown water pours out of five open gates at the St. Lucie Lock. It stinks of dirt and poopy fertilizer. I know the smell. I hate it. ...
Editorial by Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers: Help save our waterways
Click the link below to read the Scripps Treasure Coast Newspaper editorial to President Obama: Help save our waterways
Sarah Heard: Thanks, President Obama, for supporting Everglades restoration project; please help us complete the job
Chairwoman Heard pens a letter to President Obama while he visits the Treasure Coast. http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2013/feb/15/sarah-heard-thanks-president-obama-for-project/