Fighting for Drinkable, Fishable, Swimmable Water
Volunteer Hours and Counting
Since 1995
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Waterways around the world are under attack by pollution and mismanagement. Southwest Florida is no different.
Calusa Waterkeeper is focused on several local action items as well as state and national policies affecting our waters and quality of life.
We think you’ll agree, these are causes worth fighting for.
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Recent News
Community advocate Connie Ramos-Williams steps up to fight for clean water and protect our waterways as Calusa Waterkeeper’s new Executive Director
Calusa Waterkeeper is thrilled to announce the appointment of Connie Ramos-Williams as its new Executive Director. With an impressive background in community advocacy and a proven track record of leadership, Ramos-Williams will play a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to ensure clean water for current and future generations.
The Safe Waterways Act is Poised for a Senate Vote
The Safe Waterways Act of 2024 has received more bi-partisan co-sponsors, was guided through committees and is now poised for a special order vote by the full Senate.
Brown water near the coast: Lake O releases ongoing, could last until May
Aerial images from volunteers with Calusa Waterkeeper show a stark contrast between the Gulf of Mexico waters and the billions of gallons of tainted freshwater coming from the lake.