Indian River Lagoon Health Update Webinar: Seagras
Event Information
About this event
Communities Must Act. Sea Grasses & Habitat Are In Peril. Please join the MRC, Tuesday, December 8, 2020, for the release of the 3rd IRL Report Card.
~This event is a live webinar.
~To inquire about attending the presentation in person please email SharkeyMRC@gmail.com.
~To accommodate demand & scheduling, Dr. Souto is presenting the same material during a lunch and dinner session.
All attendees are asked to please make a donation to attend, $1, $5, or $500, any amount will help fund this vital lagoon health report. The goal is to raise over $100,000 to add vital fisheries data, more tributaries, and expand outreach. Thank you for your support.
*Please utilize the green "Tickets" button to register.
Presentation: Lagoon Areas of Concern
- Volusia County
- Brevard County
- Indian River County
- Saint Lucie County
- Martin County
Including Tributaries
- Turnbull Creek,Volusia County
- Big Flounder Creek, Brevard County
- Horse Creek, Brevard County
- Eau Gallie River, Brevard County
- Crane Creek, Brevard County
- Turkey Creek , Brevard County
- Goat Creek, Brevard County
- Saint Sebastian River, Indian River County
- C-54 Canal, Indian River County
- Taylor Creek Canal, St. Lucie County
- St. Lucie River, St. Lucie & Martin Counties
- St. Lucie Estuary Bessey Creek, Martin County
- Loxahatchee River, Martin County
1st Presentation
- Live webinar
- 12 p.m. Tuesday, December 8, 2020
- Webinar access link will be emailed to attendees after registration
2nd Presentation
- Live webinar
- 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 8, 2020
- Webinar access link will be emailed to attendees after registration
MRC only succeeds through your love of the lagoon. Contribute to the IRL Health Update at http://bit.ly/2vX0xIY. Thank you for your support!
*Special thank you to IRL Report Card funding partner, the Galesi Family Foundation, for their continued support ~Since 2016.
Thank you to the IRL Report Card Communications Coalition for helping to deploy this vital information to our coastal communities. Please join the team today. The more community involvement we have the louder our voice is for the well-being of the lagoon.
- Coastal Conservation Association Florida
- Florida Sportsman
- Marine Discovery Center
- Environmental Learning Center
- Florida Sea Grant UF/IFAS Extension
- Keep Brevard Beautiful
- Surfrider Foundation: Sebastian Inlet
- FL Native Plant Society Conradina Chapter
- News 6 Orlando
- Fox 35 Orlando
- Spectrum News 13
- Florida Today
- Vero Beach 32963 Media
- Bluewater Creative Group
- WFIT 89.5 FM Radio
- Viewpoint with Seeta and Friends Radio Show
- The Talk of Titusville
- Big Bragger
- Brevard Federation of Teachers
- SeaDek Marine Products
- Paddling Paradise
- Boaters Exchange
- Top Notch Marine
- Wave Action 32937
- Rockledge Gardens
- Indian River Neighborhood Association
Save The Manatee Club has stepped up to the plate with a $10,000 donation, to help produce a print version of this report for distribution. THANK YOU!
Organizer Marine Resources Council
Organizer of Indian River Lagoon Health Update Webinar: Seagras
The Marine Resources Council is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization whose purpose is to maintain and enhance the quality of marine systems for the economic, recreational, aesthetic, and environmental use of the people of Florida. MRC is leading the charge to save the Indian River Lagoon with scientific-based advocacy, education, and community engagement.
MRC supporters continue to monitor the water, restore habitats, and educate the community on issues and best practices for minimum impact to water quality. MRC continues to influence legislative activity in Tallahassee and locally, to encourage funding and policies to restore and revitalize the Lagoon’s health and beauty.
Together we can bring the Indian River Lagoon back to a healthy, productive system! Thank you for contributing!
