Sue Cocking

Despite a recent slew of bad news about the health of the Indian River Lagoon – which was given a

The Ocean Research & Conservation Association, a prominent local environmental nonprofit support

The Clean Water Coalition of Indian River County – joined by the Indian River Land Trust, the Envi

An ugly outbreak of lyngbya, a potentially toxic blue-green algae, has the summer off to an ominous

The Marine Resources Council has released its fourth annual health report card for the Indian River

Vincent Burke, Indian River County's Utilities Director since 2012, recently informed County Adminis

Recreational anglers on our coast will have only three days this summer to catch red snapper for din

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission last week tentatively approved a limited harve

There's good news and bad news about the endangered North Atlantic right whales we observe in our ne

To demonstrate the water-saving and pollution-controlling benefits of native plants, Pelican Island

Indian River County residents who can't afford to buy a home or renovate the home they live in due t

There are some really odd-looking creatures swimming in the Indian River Lagoon that most boaters, s