Protecting the Indian River Lagoon: Water Quality, Wildlife, and Conservation Efforts | Guardians of Martin County Podcast

Join Greg Braun, Executive Director of the Guardians of Martin County, as he welcomes Jim Moir, the Indian Riverkeeper, to discuss the vital work being done to protect the Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie Estuary. In this in-depth conversation, you'll learn about water quality challenges, invasive species management, seagrass restoration, and the unique flora and fauna of the lagoon. Jim shares insights from his decades of experience in environmental advocacy, research, and hands-on conservation, highlighting collaborative efforts across organizations and the importance of community involvement. Discover how local actions impact the health of one of North America's most biodiverse estuaries and what you can do to help.

The Guardians are pleased to release the next in our series of podcasts featuring Recreational Opportunities at Stormwater Treatment Areas in Martin County.Join Greg Braun, Executive Director of The Guardians of Martin County, and Jim Howe, Conservation Chair for Audubon Martin County, as they explore the recreational opportunities available at stormwater treatment areas (STAs). Discover how these public lands not only enhance water quality but also offer unique experiences for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.

The Guardians are pleased to release the most recent in our series of podcasts. This release features Guardians Executive Director, Greg Braun sitting down with Carly Batts and Emily Hartdegen from the Martin County Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society to talk about native plants and projects in which the Chapter is involved.
The podcast is available in both "Listen only", and "Listen and Watch", formats, which contains some graphics of Chapter outreach activities and plants at Peck's Lake Park, where the podcast was recorded. You can access the video version on our YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/dP_qtA3ZL9w