The Indian River Lagoon

Contact us at Indian Riverkeeper

P.O. Box 7758

Port St Lucie, Fl.

34985-7758

772-631-5827

South Florida Water Management

Lagoon Links

US Environmental Protection Agency

Harbor Branch - Florida Atlantic University

Marine resources council - with other links

Other florida waterkeepers

Rivers Coalition

Surfrider org

Riverkeeper Calendar

The Indian River Lagoon — the most biologically diverse estuary in North America — straddles 156 miles of Florida’s east coast, from Ponce Inlet in Volusia County, south to Jupiter Inlet in Palm Beach County. It is a salt water "tidal lagoon". It is the body of water within this geographical area between the mainland and the barrier island and that which the Indian Riverkeeper strives to help protect for future generations. Read the article in the upper left corner of the page!

Above Photo credits: ©  Alison Divan ,Linda Nunn, Siena Garbaccio

The Nature Conservancy

Florida Oceanographic Society

Manatee Center

Association of National Estuary Programs

FWC Boating and Fishing Regulations

Ft. Pierce Inlet

St. Lucie Inlet

Lagoon map _ MRC

Smithsonian Marine Station

ORCA

St. Lucie River water quality- FOS

Coastal Conservation Association

Sebastion Inlet

Jupiter Inlet

Connecting People to the Sea

By Duane E. De Freese, Ph.D.

Photo credits: ©  Siena Garbaccio

Photo credits: ©  Paul Shidel

Photo credits: ©  Paul Shidel

Photo credits: ©  Paul Shidel

Photo credits: ©  Paul Shidel