In Brevard County, Dorian Leaves Widespread Beach Erosion
• There are reports of widespread beach erosion in Brevard County after Hurricane Dorian.
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• There are reports of widespread beach erosion in Brevard County after Hurricane Dorian.
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• The St. Johns River Water Management District collaborated with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to remove more than 600,000 cubic yards of muck from the Indian River Lagoon. Muck is a result of untreated storm-water runoff, that flows into the canals and tributaries of the lagoon. It kills sea-grasses and organisms that are vital to the lagoon’s ecosystem. The state is currently working on a broader restoration plan with long-term funding sources for the entire Indian River Lagoon and its tributaries.
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• The “Horse Stable Fire” is located in the Golf View and Flora Vista area.
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• An $18 million beach renourishment project is getting underway in Brevard County.
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• Thousands of dead fish have washed ashore in Cocoa Beach.
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• Testing is underway after reports of possible red tide in Indialantic and Melbourne Beach.
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• Florence may be missing Florida, but the powerful storm is still making its presence felt. Swells rolling in from the distant hurricane are generating big waves.
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