Save the Lagoon

The 156-mile-long lagoon, one of the richest marine environments in North America, has suffered extensive blooms of microscopic algae in recent years that have in turn triggered mass die-offs of seagrass, dolphin, manatee, pelicans and turtles. We are responsible and we need to restore the river to health. Currently, I am unaware of any implemented plans to do so. So I urge everyone to come together and demand that a change be made before the river is beyond repair and the Treasure Coast loses it's most valuable asset.

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