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The June 26 Rivers Coalition meeting featured a update on Martin County’s land acquisition program from Merritt Matheson, Vice-Chair of the Environmental Lands Oversight Committee, and John Maehl, Martin County’s Environmental Resource Administrator.

Water Ambassador Field Trip: Eyes on the Seagrass Bitz Kayak Tour was on May 27 th . Lyn Aal-Magee attended this program which can be extended to others who are interested. Water Ambassador is collecting sightings of seagrass in the Indian River. To participate in the Eyes on Seagrass Blitz, they recommend that you download the ArcGIS Survey123 app in your phone's app store. Download the app and then access the form via the link bit.ly/ReportSeaGrass once before heading out on the water. After you have accessed the form via the link for the first time, you can then open the app to access the form directly. Alternatively, if you do not want to download the app you can enter data through the direct link to the online form: bit.ly/ReportSeaGrass but the app will make it easier while on the water. More information about the Eyes on Seagrass in the IRL Blitz can be found here: https://bit.ly/EOSBlitz  The Water Ambassador Program in Martin County, FL , is an educational initiative aimed at empowering residents to protect local waterways. The program includes monthly webinars on stormwater-related topics, providing residents with opportunities to learn about water quality, conservation, and restoration. It is a partnership between Martin County and UF/IFAS Extension, focusing on community engagement and education. Participants can register for webinars, which cover various water resource topics and are every third Tuesday.

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