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Pelican Island Audubon Society president Dr. Richard Baker says grassy lawns are bad for the Indian

Oysters have been used widely in the Indian River Lagoon for small-scale water purification in recen

Beware the blue-hued bulbous creatures you may see – or fail to notice – washed up on our beache

Beachgoers were taken aback last week when massive Sahara Desert-like sand dunes appeared on the bea

Now is prime duck hunting season throughout the state and especially here in east-central Florida wh

Starting Feb. 1, recreational anglers and commercial fishers in Vero Beach and throughout east-centr

The Indian River Lagoon’s overall health has improved a little bit since a baseline was establishe

Indian River County's latest weapon in its longstanding war to reclaim conservation lands from invas

The hits just keep on coming – literally and figuratively – for the critically-endangered North

Here's a novel idea for celebrating the pilgrims this Thanksgiving:  skip the Butterball and instea

A new report by a Florida Institute of Technology professor synthesizing decades of data confirms wh

The Indian River Lagoon Council's 10-year roadmap for restoring the ailing 156-mile-long estuary to