A new plan has been brought to action to convert two groves into reservoirs. The grooves are in The Indian River Lagoon and they plan on turning the old citrus groves into "water farms". The conversions will take an estimated $22.2 million and take 3 years to complete. Why is this being done? It will be done to help decrease a disease that kills fruit trees and profits as well as stop the tide of toxic algae entering the lagoons....The post New Plan to Help Save Florida Waters in Indian River appeared first on Lake and Wetland Management.
