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PROTECT OUR WATERWAYS!
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Just a Few of the Photos and Videos
We’ve Received…
Thank you to all of our Friends of R4R who continue to share photos and videos documenting the damage being done to our waterways. These powerful submissions are helping raise awareness and hold decision-makers accountable.
Your observations are essential.
Please keep them coming—they’re making a difference!
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📸 See it. Snap it. Video it. Share it.
Together, we’re advocating for cleaner, healthier waterways for all.
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
CANAL ON SOUTH SIDE OF LAS OLAS
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
DID NOT SEND LOCATION
INTERACOASTAL WATERWAY
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
STORMWATER RELEASES IN NURMI ISLES CANALS
Stormwater runoff can contain a wide array of pollutants.Common contaminants include trash, soil and sediment, fecal bacteria, nitrogen and phosphorus (often from fertilizers), oil and other petroleum products, pesticides and herbicides, road salt, and heavy metals like copper, lead, and zinc, according to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Other pollutants found in stormwater include animal waste, eroded sediment, and various chemicals like those found in automotive fluids and industrial solvents.
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