We are thrilled to see our seagrass thriving after Hurricane Idalia. Our community and nature's resilience never cease to amaze us! Why...

What Have We Done About Hydrilla? Removing hydrilla is extraordinarily difficult and costly. Hydrilla grows faster than manatee can eat...

Restoring, Protecting, and Saving Crystal River takes ALL OF US. Some things every one of us can do to help with the excess floating...

Daily, via aerial drone photos, and using wind, tide, and current data, a team of biologists and aquatic experts at Sea & Shoreline...

Current funding and DEP permits allow planting and collection to take place only in designated areas, Phases 1-4 of the original, 92-acre...

Fortunately, we have recently brought in a new, custom-designed seagrass collecting machine to gather the floating grass and remove it...

The summer boating season is a wonderful time for families and visitors to enjoy time on the water together; however, most of the...

As a result of the work being done by Save Crystal River and Sea & Shoreline, lush, native, healthy eelgrass has replaced the invasive...

Where has all the grass gone? A message from Save Crystal River, Homosassa River Restoration Project and Sea & Shoreline: Following...