Indian River Lagoon Conservation

The Indian River Lagoon is the most biologically diverse estuary in North America.

Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA)

In 2005, internationally recognized deep-sea explorer Dr. Edith Widder founded the ORCA, a scientific based conservation nonprofit. “Our focus is on reversing the trend of oceanic and near-shore marine ecosystem degradation using the scientific integrity of a research institute,”  said Dr. Widder.

ORCA's Website

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The Marine Resources Council (MRC)

Jim Egan, Executive Director of the MRC, made a presentation on fertilization and the effect to the Indian River Lagoon at the October 18, 2011 City Council meeting.

View Marine Resources Council Website

The Environmental Learning Center (ELC)

The mission of the ELC is to provide stimulating environmental education programs that instill an understanding of the natural world, enrich people’s lives, and inspire participants to be active stewards of the surrounding natural resources.

View ELC Website

Indian River Lagoon Related Documents

  1. Florida Friendly Fertilizing - Tips To Remember (PDF)
  2. Florida Friendly Fertilizing - Tips To Remember 2 (PDF)
  3. Florida Friendly Fertilizing - Tips To Remember 3 (PDF)
  4. Homeowners Guide To The Indian River Lagoon (PDF)
  5. Indian River Lagoon Council Position Statement On the Indian River Lagoon (PDF)