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Call Florida’s Appropriations Committee Chairs today. Every voice counts in ensuring Florida’s coral reef restoration program stays funded.

Tell the County: Fund EEL and Invest in Our Water Infrastructure

Tell the County: Fund EEL and Invest in Our Water Infrastructure

Speak Up for Biscayne Bay and Miami-Dade’s Last Wild Lands Before September 3rd This September, the Miami-Dade County Commission will make two important budget decisions that will shape our environment for decades: how much to invest in protecting our remaining wild lands, and whether to adequately fund the infrastructure that helps keep sewage out of

Tell Miami-Dade: Make Budget Hearings Accessible to Everyone

Tell Miami-Dade: Make Budget Hearings Accessible to Everyone

Make Miami-Dade’s Budget Hearings Work for Everyone Every year, hundreds of Miami-Dade residents show up to County budget hearings to speak up for the issues that matter to them, but the process itself keeps too many people out. Unpredictable wait times, hours of standing, no advance notice of when you’ll be called, and no real

Turkey Point Petition

Turkey Point Petition

Sign the petition to demand Miami-Dade County hold Florida Power & Light accountable.

Protect Florida’s Coral Reef | 
Sand Bypass Project

Protect Florida’s Coral Reef | 
Sand Bypass Project

Miami Waterkeeper is monitoring this project using boats, divers, aircraft, satellite imagery, and water-quality sensors.

Report Pollution

Report Pollution

Reporting pollution is a simple but powerful way to stand up for clean, safe, swimmable water in South Florida. Thank you for helping protect our community and environment.

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