Lake Okeechobee is the heart of Florida's water system. When managers release too much water to prevent flooding, it carries agricultural pollution into the Indian River Lagoon — killing seagrass, starving manatees, and choking one of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America. The Everglades restoration — the largest in American history — is designed to fix exactly this, sending that water south where it belongs.

Join us for the finale celebration in Key Biscayne on August 10, from 4–7 PM at Gramps Getaway! Drinks and bites are on us — space is limited, so RSVP HERE.

As we explore Florida's incredible water stories, we'll also be hosting a community paddle at Silver Springs State Park — JOIN US HERE.

Thanks for being along for the adventure, water lovers. Stay tuned, there's more to unite over than just water :)

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