Dumpsters used to collect fish from a recent outbreak of brown tide and fish kills in Indian River Lagoon will be removed from five County park sites on Monday, signaling that coordinated efforts between county agencies and volunteers have helped eliminate much of the dead fish from the river’s shoreline and canals. […]
Local, state and federal agencies will continue to work together to find answers to the cause of this brown tide and to identify what can be done in the future to limit or avoid similar events and build on restoration efforts already underway. […]
It began one week ago, as tens of thousands of fish — more than 30 different species in all — floated to the top along a 50-mile stretch of the Indian River Lagoon. […]
Five locations inundated with dead fish as a result of an algae bloom in Indian River Lagoon will be the focus of a clean-up effort beginning today involving Brevard County Government, Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, St. Johns River Waterway Management, Keep Brevard Beautiful and citizen volunteers. […]
