Tag: indian river lagoon
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Sugar U: The US Sugar Corp

I wrote a bunch of Sugar U posts before we all were to attend The Big Sugar Summit which was sponsored by The Sierra Club in Florida. September 1, 2013,we had a rally in Clewiston Florida called the Sugarland Rally. Environmental activists and residents from Florida’s east and west coasts united in a peaceful demonstration…
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The Uninvited. Barking up the wrong tree.

So, our good friend of the Indian River Lagoon and awesome blogger Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch wrote this blog.
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Paddlefest 2015: RiverKidz

River Kidz is a local grassroots youth environmental advocacy organization based in Stuart, Florida.Affiliated with the Rivers Coalition, their core mission is to give children a voice in protecting and restoring local waterways, specifically the St. Lucie River and the Indian River Lagoon
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What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our eastuaries? Bring me the person in charge!

What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our estuaries?
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Dolphin Ecology Project: Let’s help our Southern IRL Dolphin Family

Dolphin Ecology Project: Let’s help our Southern IRL Dolphin Family
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Get to Know Know Your SFWMD Board of Govenors: Kevin Powers: Friends and Neighbors

Kevin Powers was the Vice Chair of SFWMD [Term: 5/2013 – 3/2017]
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SFWMD: ” You’ve been part of a propaganda campaign! ” US “hahahahah”

SFWMD literally tells the entire clean water community that they are nuts. SFWMD literally tells the entire clean water community that they are nuts.Just so you know the difference THIS is a propaganda campaign. Trying to stop you from polluting us, saving the water, saving the Everglades and stopping sea level rise and salt water…
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SFWMD: Employee Review: Advice to Management. Pray for no catastrophe because you won’t be able to deal with one

SFWMD is not the happiest place on earth.
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DIrty Rats: SFWMD kicks us in the head

South Florida Water Management District board Thursday rejected the proposal to buy U.S. Sugar Corp. land south of Lake Okeechobee.
