Take Action...Captains For Clean Water // #NowOrNeverglades

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Help save Florida's Everglades and coastal estuaries. Visit captainsforcleanwater.org to sign the ‪#‎NowOrNeverglades‬ declaration.

Special thanks to the following:

Capt. C.A. Richardson - Flats Class TV
Capt.George Gozdz - Reel Time Florida Sportsman
Capt. Chris Wittman - Captains for Clean Water
Capt. Scott Walker - Into the Blue
Capt. Bear and Bannan Holeman - Key West Angling
Capt. David Mangum - Shallow Water Expeditions
Capt. Tom Rowland - Saltwater Experience
Capt. Daniel Andrews - Captains for Clean Water 
Capt. Flip Pallot - Angling Legend
Capt. Ray Van Horn - The Gypsy Angler
Capt. Blair Wiggins - Addictive Fishing
Capt. Chris Fischer - OCEARCH
Capt. Greg Dini - Flywater Expeditions
Capt. Travis Holeman - Key West Angling 
Capt. Robert "RT" Trosset - Spindrift Fishing, over 200 IGFA World Records
Capt. Ray Rosher - Miss Britt Charters
Capt. Steve Rodger - Into the Blue

Boom...Morgan

Take Action...Now or Neverglades

By now, most or all of you know what is going on down in FL. I'm sure some of you are thinking, "Morgan, you're a little late on posting this here." True, but its because I have been blasting social media with this the whole time and decided there may be a few readers that don't do social media or may miss the posts on the TLTFF FB page (thanks Facebook for throttling down exposure of my page since I don't pay you). So for those of you who haven't had the chance to either read up or sign, here is the "Now or Everglades Declaration" via Orvis. Many others are sharing this but I think Orvis has done a great job of using their outlets to spread the word.

Via Orvis News:

By: Phil Monihan

Florida’s fragile estuaries and coastal environments are awash in disgusting, damaging algae.
Photo via bullsugar.org

This is the week that the national media have finally started reporting on the incredible algae blooms along both Florida coasts, although a call to action started to go out as early as February. (See ” “Blackwater” Discharges Threaten Florida’s Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie Inlet.”) The cause of this disaster is discharges of untreated fresh water from Lake Okeechobee into the Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie estuaries. Traditionally, this water flowed southward, through the Everglades.

Read on by clicking here.

Click here to read and sign the Declaration

Boom...Morgan