Riverside Conservancy News Today

The Upper West Side park has become a mess of muddy puddles, sinkholes, and crumbling infrastructure in recent years

Edgewater nonprofit founded in 2017 has worked to restore habitats along the Indian River Lagoon. Here's what's planned for its next project.

The Riverside Conservancy has been working to get results for the Indian River Lagoon and biologists around Central Florida say their work is helping clean up the waterway.

Board additions represent four Florida regions, bring wealth of outdoor recreation and conservation experience

Depew and Ignasiak beat Louis Panico in the August primary. Residents will also choose new City Council District 3 representative in November.

The largest applicant is Pictona at Holly Hill, which is requesting $2.5 million to more than double the size of their pickleball facilities.

Barb Girtman was selected as vice-chair in 2022 at the beginning of Thursdays meeting. She suggested they bring back the "Green Ribbon Panel."

Researchers have linked the disappearance of seagrass in Florida (thought to be behind this winter’s explosion of manatee deaths in the Indian River Lagoon) to a decades-long decline in water quality. But those working to restore the estuary in Volusia County hope living shorelines can help reverse the trend. "We want to be at the cutting edge of what’s going on in shoreline restoration," said Greg Wilson, chief scientific officer for the Edgewater-based Riverside Conservancy. Living shore...