Attend the next lagoon event
How does this action
help our Lagoon?
As one of the most biologically diverse estuaries in North America, the Indian River Lagoon is home to more than 4,000 species of plants and animals that depend on the quality of water within the lagoon for survival. Pollution and habitat destruction from rapid development has led to a decline in these diverse features. Learn from science or water quality experts what is causing these impacts, what projects are underway to address them, and how you fit into the equation for a cleaner and healthier lagoon.
How to attend an event and earn Lagoon Loyal points:
- RSVP for event on host's website
- At event check-in, look for the Lagoon Loyal QR code sign (or ask the host if the event is virtual)
- Sign into your Lagoon Loyal account and scan the QR code to earn points!
complete!
Brevard County LID – Virtual Public Presentation and Manual
complete!
KBB Cocoa Village “Trash Bash”
complete!
complete!
Save Our Indian River Lagoon Citizen Oversight Committee Meeting
complete!
Palm Bay Lagoon Straight Talk
complete!
complete!
Lunch and Learn Webinar: Dolphin Research and Conservation
complete!
Recycle Brevard Virtual Volunteer Meeting
complete!
Samsons Island Restoration
complete!
Spring Garden Party
complete!
Grant BBQ Festival
complete!
Virtual Field Trip: An Explorer’s Guide to Stormwater
complete!
Save Our Indian River Lagoon Citizen Oversight Committee Meeting
complete!
complete!
Lunch and Learn Webinar – Endangered Sawfish of Florida
a clean lagoon is everybody’s business.Lagoon LoyalTM is a new and growing program that encourages Brevard County residents to take actions that benefit the health of the Indian River Lagoon by offering rewards from local businesses. These actions help reduce excess algae-feeding nutrients that enter our Lagoon through groundwater and stormwater.
