Press

After fish kill, Miami-Dade commission passes fertilizer ban for summer rainy season

staff press

March 29, 2021

The High Cost Of Sunshine: Public Records In Florida Can Cost More Than A Year's Salary

water quality press

February 23, 2021

Fort Lauderdale Hired A Nonprofit To Test Its Water. The Mayor Doesn't Want You To Know What They Found

events press

February 18, 2021

Virginia Key beach clean up celebrates life of Juan Turro

fertilizer press

February 17, 2021

Village to consider fines for violations of irrigation ordinance

ecosystem press

February 11, 2021

More Florida manatees have been crushed by flood gates, contributing to a deadly year

septic press

February 10, 2021

COMMUNITY GRANTS Q&A WITH MIAMI WATERKEEPER

water quality press

January 29, 2021

Biscayne Bay finally has a chief officer. The ‘water princess’ vows to clean up pollution

grants press

January 27, 2021

Pérez Family is giving $1.6 million to local nonprofits. Equity initiatives are key

water quality press

January 26, 2021

Fort Lauderdale officials decide to continue monitoring of recreational waterways with Miami Waterkeeper

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