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The Ocean Research & Conservation Association, Inc. (ORCA) is receiving critical funding from the State of Florida for ORCA’s Kilroy Water Quality Monitoring Network. “On behalf of ORCA, I would
Treasure & Shipwreck Recovery, Inc. (TSR), Gold Hound, LLC, and Greg Bounds will begin a treasure recovery at the known 1715 sites off the coast of Sebastian, Florida. The crew will
Today, the Indian River County (IRC) Public Works Coastal Engineering Division announced that four derelict vessels were removed from the Indian River Lagoon in Sebastian and Vero Beach. Officers from
The recreational red snapper season will start June 4 in Gulf state and federal waters off Florida and remain open through July 28, closing July 29. “We are excited about
Approximately 53 anglers registered for the Love to Serve Fishing Tournament, which was Saturday, headquartered at Capt’n Butchers. The Love to Fish tournament allowed anglers to catch fish by boat
Ocean Research & Conservation Association offers a free Citizen Science Summer Camp for Indian River County Middle School Students who are rising to 6th – 8th grade. The Lagoon Guardians
With the release of the 2020 Boating Accident Statistical Report, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) encourages boaters to focus on taking the necessary steps for a safer
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) thanks volunteers who helped remove invasive plants on Lake Okeechobee near Bird Island. Volunteers worked alongside FWC staff hand pulling Azolla pinnata, a
Florida’s recreational and commercial stone crab seasons in state and federal waters will come to a close May 2, with the last day of harvest being May 1. The annual
The following species will reopen to recreational harvest May 1 in Florida state and federal waters of the Atlantic: hogfish; blueline tilefish; gag, black, red, yellowmouth and yellowfin grouper; scamp;