Events
MRC’s Community Events
MRC is out and about! Check here for upcoming community events.
If you are interested in having MRC present or table at your event, please email council@mrcirl.org.
What’s On at MRC
Mangrove Workshop (Palm Bay)
August 14, 2026
9:00 to 11:00 am
3275 Dixie Hwy NE
Palm Bay, FL 32905
Monthly on the second Friday
Jupiter Island Native Plant Planting
August 17–18, 2026
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
2 SE Bridge Rd
Hobe Sound, FL 33455
Join us for Native Replanting!
Mangrove Workshop (Sebastian)
August 29, 2026
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
9140 86th Ave
Vero Beach, FL 32967
Monthly on the fourth Saturday
International Coastal Clean Up
September 19, 2026
9:00 to 11:00 am
Ted Moorhead Lagoon House
3275 Dixie Hwy NE
Palm Bay, FL 32905
Removing as much trash from our waterways as possible!
Lagoon at Noon
This event is now hybrid with live streaming via Zoom and limited, in-person seating with registration required at the Ted Moorhead Lagoon House.
Watch our latest event above, or browse our library of more than 75 Lagoon at Noon Seminars on MRC’s YouTube Channel.
Registration Open Now!
2026 MRC Low Impact Development Conference
October 22–23, 2026
Low Impact Development as a Shared Solution
MRC’s 6th Annual Low Impact Development Conference covers a full range of tools and highlights case studies that demonstrate cost-effective means to set and meet pollution load reductions, recharge groundwater aquifers, and prevent flooding. Following on last year’s success, the 2026 conference has a call for abstracts to encourage organizations across the region to share their projects, as well as a pre-conference field trip.
Registation is also available for exhibitors and sponsors. These opportunites allow for increased visibility and recognition, networking with potential customers, partners, and industry peers, and lead generation. Register today to secure your spot and take full advantage of marketing opportunities.
21st IRL Action Assembly
In July 2024, Marine Resources Council hosted a two-day Indian River Lagoon Action Assembly on the Florida Institute of Technology campus to address critical issues and develop actionable strategies for restoring and protecting the IRL. One hundred and forty-seven delegates and facilitators representing almost 100 different nonprofit organizations, businesses, and municipalities, along with a significant number of independent concerned citizens, volunteered their time and experience. Find out more.
