MRC - The Marker - News of the Indian River Lagoon

The Marker
News of the Indian River Lagoon

The Marker is published quarterly by the Marine Resources Council. Support the MRC by becoming a member, and receive the Marker at home every quarter.

NEW Spring 2008 - Volume 23 Number 1 NEW

"Red Tide Special Edition"

Winter 2007 - Volume 22 Number 4

"Brevard Purchases 1000 Islands"

Fall 2007 - Volume 22 Number 3

"Congress Hopes to Override Veto of Bill to Help Lagoon"

Summer 2007 - Volume 22 Number 2

"One Third of Dolphin in Lagoon Found to be Diseased"

Winter 2006 - Volume 21 Number 4

"Annexation and Density Increases Isolate Sebastian Buffer Preserve from Nearby Conservation Lands"

Summer 2004 - Volume 19 Number 2

"MRC Will Open Lagoon House and Restore Shoreline"

Spring 2004 - Volume 19 Number 1

"MRC Opposes Lagoon House's Impacts on Lagoon"

Winter 2003 - Volume 18 Number 4

"FTC awards MRC $4.5million for land acquistion"

Fall 2003 - Volume 18 Number 3

"EPA Proposes New Limits on Nutrient Pollution to Lagoon
"Lagoon House Nears Completion"

Summer 2003 - Volume 18 Number 2

"Legislature Passes Bill that assists Hospital filling in Banana River"

Spring 2003 - Volume 18 Number 1

"Lost Tree Islands Purchased, Finally! "
"A Call to Action for the Lagoon"

Winter 2002 - Volume 17 Number 4

"Algae Toxin connected to Puffer Fish Poisonings and Dolphin Deaths "
"Red Tide Causes Fish Kills and Drives Beachgoers From Brevard"

Fall 2002 - Volume 17 Number 3

"DEP Takes Lagoon off Impaired Waters List"
"Indian River Lagoon NEP Regional Workshops"

Summer 2002 - Volume 17 Number 2

"Puffer Fish Toxins Linked to Dolphins Deaths in Lagoon?."
"EPA Proposes Changes to Weaken the Clean Water Act."

Spring 2002 - Volume 17 Number 1

"Mysterious Dolphin Deaths and Skin Diseases in Lagoon."
"Unusual Manatee and Sea Turtle Deaths."

Winter 2001 - Volume 16 Number 4

"Local Citizens and Environmental Groups Oppose Canaveral Hspital Filling of Banana River."

Fall 2001 - Volume 16 Number 3

"Australian Spotted Jellyfish Invades Indian River Lagoon".
"Indian River County Seeks to Purchase Lost Tree Island."