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Un-bill-ieveable Boat Patrol Rescue! Ransom Everglades Students Help Injured Pelican

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Un-bill-ieveable Boat Patrol Rescue! Ransom Everglades Students Help Injured Pelican

March 4, 2019

On Sunday, March 3, 2019, Miami Waterkeeper and Ransom Everglades School conducted a monthly Boat Patrol. The patrol traveled up the Gables Waterway while our…

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Miami Waterkeeper and Facebook Join Forces!

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Miami Waterkeeper and Facebook Join Forces!

March 3, 2019

We were so honored join Facebook for the launch party of their gorgeous new office – overlooking Biscayne Bay!  Thank you for highlighting our mission to…

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City of Miami Will No Longer Use Round Up!

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City of Miami Will No Longer Use Round Up!

February 28, 2019

This morning, February 28th, the Miami Waterkeeper team provided comments at City Hall in support of a City of Miami resolution that would ban…

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A Warm Welcome to Carla Lovinsky!

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A Warm Welcome to Carla Lovinsky!

February 28, 2019

Join Miami Waterkeeper in welcoming our new office manager, Carla Lovinsky! Carla joined our team in November 2018, and we’re very excited to be…

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Counting Down our Top 10 #WaterWins for 2018!

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Counting Down our Top 10 #WaterWins for 2018!

December 28, 2018

As 2018 winds town, we are feeling thankful for our amazing community who has supported our mission and been partners with us in an…

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Dredging Déjà vu

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Dredging Déjà vu

November 27, 2018

Miami’s reefs are in dire need of protection from being dredged again – AGAIN! Yes, that’s right, we’re as shocked as you are. We…

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#WaterWins: Plastic Straw Bans Pick up Steam

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#WaterWins: Plastic Straw Bans Pick up Steam

November 12, 2018

Pollution from discarded single-use plastics poses a major threat to wildlife and leaves our beaches littered with trash. A portion of that trash is…

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Bay Day 2018 Crest Sponsor: Biscayne Bank!

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Bay Day 2018 Crest Sponsor: Biscayne Bank!

October 4, 2018

Thank you to our crest sponsor- Biscayne Bank!   Miami Waterkeeper would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Biscayne Bank for being our…

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Bay Day 2018

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Bay Day 2018

September 20, 2018

Celebrate Biscayne Bay with us!  Saturday, October 20th from 10 – 4. Bay Day to benefit Miami Waterkeeper, presented nationally by Toyota, is a Waterkeeper Alliance…

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Port Everglades BioBlitz

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Port Everglades BioBlitz

September 20, 2018

Port of Miami was dredged starting in 2013 to create a deeper and wider port for updated shipping vessels. The sediment associated with this…

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FPL’s Turkey Point Plant has Problems, and now FPL wants it to run even longer

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FPL’s Turkey Point Plant has Problems, and now FPL wants it to run even longer

August 24, 2018

FPL’s Turkey Point nuclear plant is contaminating Biscayne National Park, the Biscayne Aquifer (our primary source of drinking water) and filling nearby wetlands with…

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Community Solutions Program and Miami Waterkeeper, Unite!

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Community Solutions Program and Miami Waterkeeper, Unite!

August 21, 2018

Melva joined Miami Waterkeeper on August 6, 2018. As a Biologist for the Regional Directorate of Health Amazonas – Peru, Melva has experience monitoring…

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