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Marine Resources Council
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2014
Marine Resources Council (MRC) 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. Our mission is to protect and restore the Indian River Lagoon coastal estuary and we are supported by many different community members and sponsors. 90% of community contributions go directly to projects and programs! Join MRC today!
October 2024 Lagoon at Noon - Seagrasses & Seaweeds in the Indian River Lagoon (& Beyond!)
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at Florida Atlantic University (HBOI-FAU) has conducted world class research in the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) and around the world for over 50 years. At this Lagoon at Noon lecture, Rachel Brewton, HBOI-FAU Assistant Research Professor, discusses variability in the abundance and ecology of seagrass and seaweeds in the IRL, and describes the role of the HBOI-FAU Seagrass Nursery in upcoming restoration efforts. She also covers what these aquatic plants can tell us about the health of a marine ecosystem and what might be driving the changes in abundance that have been observed in the IRL.
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IMAGINE!
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Protecting Paradise & Launching Tomorrow in the Indian River Lagoon region of East Central Florida.
September 2024 Lagoon at Noon
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Emily Surmont presents on The Buzz About Lagoon Friendly Landscaping!
August 2024 Lagoon at Noon
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Tom Perez presents on the plan for placing the Right to Clean & Healthy Water on Florida's Constitution.
July 2024 Lagoon at Noon
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Fossil sea turtle life histories are severely understudied, but understanding the evolution and diversity of how sea turtles lived in Earth's past can also impact current sea turtle conservation decisions.
Florida Mangrove Pathogen Information Session
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Florida Mangrove Pathogen Information Session
June 2024 Lagoon at Noon - May the Forest Be with You!
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Martha Pessaro shares the story and work of the Friends of the Enchanted Forest.
May 2024 Lagoon at Noon - FAU HBOI Stranding and Population Assessment
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Steve Burton discusses the FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute’s Stranding and Population Team and its work with cetaceans in Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin counties. This includes strandings, transports, rescues, necropsies, photo-identification, and education outreach.
Legends of the Indian River Lagoon: Ted Moorhead
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Legends of the Indian River Lagoon. Ted Moorhead is the first of the Legends of the Indian River Lagoon, those that should long be remembered. In 2023, Ted told his legendary story in his own words. Learn more at LoveTheIRL.org.
April 2024 Lagoon at Noon - Florida's Lionfish Invasion
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Lionfish are an invasive species to Florida waters wreaking havoc on the local reef ecosystems. Because they do not have a natural predator, their populations have been allowed to expand rapidly in Western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico waters. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) started the Lionfish Program in 2014 to begin addressing these issues and has been facilitating...
March 2024 Lagoon at Noon - Sykes Creek Environmental Dredging
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Fine-grained, organic-rich polluted sediments (“muck”) in estuaries result from coastal development and human activities and are a global phenomenon in estuaries. Runoff in the Indian River Lagoon carries yard debris, eroded soils, and surface pollutants into the estuary, where they contribute directly and indirectly to the organic load in sediments. The IRL’s benthic habitat is smothered with ...
February 2024 Lagoon at Noon - Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserves: Program Highlights
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The IRL Aquatic Preserves plays an important role in the Indian River Lagoon basin(s). This presentation features highlights of the research, monitoring, and stewardship programs of Florida Department of Environmental Protection - Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserves. Learn about our team, projects, mission, and jurisdiction.
January 2024 Lagoon at Noon - The Martin County Seagrass Restoration Project
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January 2024 Lagoon at Noon - The Martin County Seagrass Restoration Project
December 2023 Lagoon at Noon: 2023 Right Whale Update
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December 2023 Lagoon at Noon: 2023 Right Whale Update
November 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Digging Deeper: Uncovering the Gopher Tortoise
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November 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Digging Deeper: Uncovering the Gopher Tortoise
October 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Brevard County Save Our Indian River Lagoon (SOIRL) Program Update
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October 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Brevard County Save Our Indian River Lagoon (SOIRL) Program Update
September 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Developing New Shoreline Restoration Techniques
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September 2023 Lagoon at Noon - Developing New Shoreline Restoration Techniques
August 2023 Lunch & Learn - Sebastian Inlet Seagrass Monitoring
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August 2023 Lunch & Learn - Sebastian Inlet Seagrass Monitoring
July 2023 Lunch & Learn - Understanding What's Ailing the Indian River Lagoon
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July 2023 Lunch & Learn - Understanding What's Ailing the Indian River Lagoon
June 2023 Lunch & Learn - Reflections on the Lagoon
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June 2023 Lunch & Learn - Reflections on the Lagoon
May 2023 Lunch & Learn - MRC's Progress Report: A Lagoonside Chat
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May 2023 Lunch & Learn - MRC's Progress Report: A Lagoonside Chat
April 2023 Lunch & Learn - Story for Scientists: Crafting Conservation Conversations
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April 2023 Lunch & Learn - Story for Scientists: Crafting Conservation Conversations
March 2023 Lunch & Learn - Algal Blooms in Florida's Coastal and Inland Waters
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March 2023 Lunch & Learn - Algal Blooms in Florida's Coastal and Inland Waters
January 2023 Lunch & Learn - Marine Mammal Stranding & Population Assessment, & Dolphin Spotters
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January 2023 Lunch & Learn - Marine Mammal Stranding & Population Assessment, & Dolphin Spotters
December 2022 Lunch & Learn - Right Whale Update
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December 2022 Lunch & Learn - Right Whale Update
Be Floridian Now Best Management Practices
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Be Floridian Now Best Management Practices
November 2022 Lunch & Learn - Pyrodinium bahamense - The Reese's Peanut Butter Cup of HABs
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November 2022 Lunch & Learn - Pyrodinium bahamense - The Reese's Peanut Butter Cup of HABs
October 2022 Lunch & Learn - Educating through Storytelling - Lagoona Lands Series
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October 2022 Lunch & Learn - Educating through Storytelling - Lagoona Lands Series
September 2022 Lunch & Learn - Brevard County Sea Turtles - Helping them Survive
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September 2022 Lunch & Learn - Brevard County Sea Turtles - Helping them Survive
What about opening the Mosquito Lagoon dykes and allowing the marsh to help in the cleaning process?
I think they need to dig an inlet connecting the ocean to the lagoon.
@@Thedude897 Did you even watch the seminar?
@@timp6858 nope didn't have two hours. So is an inlet a good idea or bad idea
@@Thedude897 Inefective and cost prohibitive. We don’t see a big improvement across large swathes of the Sebastian area. It’s extremely expensive to dig and maintain the inlet itself, plus the cost of ongoing shoreline restoration along the beach that will be required. There will also be the muck flowing out that will end up on the beaches.
@@timp6858 Thank for the explanation. I used to wade fish around sebastian because the sea grass was good so I figured it was because of the inlet. Plus I was wading by port canaveral in the banana river and the sea grass was good. I stopped fishing over there because how bad the water got. I hope they figure something out.
Thank you MRC!
Thank you for your support. SaveTheIRL.org!