Mission: To reduce the impacts of stormwater runoff to surface waters through a comprehensive program of improvement projects, resource protection, and public involvement"

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Homeowner Presentations

Did you know that stormwater runoff is the #1 carrier of pollution to the Indian River Lagoon? Every citizen can take action to reduce the polluted discharge and a representative from the Brevard County Watershed Management Program can tell you how! "Healthy Habits For Clean Water" is a presentation available to be offered at your homeowners’ association meeting or other civic club gatherings.

A Presentation entitled, ”Homeowner’s Guide to Healthy Habits

for Clean Water” is available to Homeowner Associations:

To schedule a presentation please call Elizabeth Melvin at 633-2016, ext. 56721

The presentations share responsible practices to use at home to prevent pollution, such as:

Florida-Friendly Landscaping

The intent of Florida-Friendly Landscaping is to use the Right Plant/Right Place approch to selecting plants and to adopt sustainable maintenance practices and materials to conserve water and reduce the impact of stormwater run-off on local water bodies.

Please consider the attached Florida Friendly Landscape Guides:

Adopting A Florida Friendly Landscape

Florida Friendly Landscaping Plant Lists and Designs

Florida Friendly Landscaping Handbook

To request literature designed to inform citizens, please

call and request brochures by title, or download the

brochure by clicking on the link associated with it:

“After the Storm, A Citizen’s Guide to Understanding Stormwater”

After the Storm

"Citizens Guide to Stormwater Systems"

Citizens' Guide

“Make Your Home The Solution to Stormwater Pollution”

Solution to Pollution

For information on the best ways to manage your stormwater pond

Aquatic Plant Management

Mosquitoes and Stormwater Ponds

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	BC Portal > BCC Home > Brevard County Watershed Management Program > Homeowner Presentations
	Homeowner Presentations Did you know that stormwater runoff is the #1 carrier of pollution to the Indian River Lagoon? Every citizen can take action to reduce the polluted discharge and a representative from the Brevard County Watershed Management Program can tell you how! "Healthy Habits For Clean Water" is a presentation available to be offered at your homeowners’ association meeting or other civic club gatherings. A Presentation entitled, ”Homeowner’s Guide to Healthy Habits for Clean Water” is available to Homeowner Associations: To schedule a presentation please call Elizabeth Melvin at 633-2016, ext. 56721 The presentations share responsible practices to use at home to prevent pollution, such as: yard waste tips Fertilizer and pesticide tips Mulching Sprinklers and downspouts Care Care Household Hazardous Waste Pet Care Florida-Friendly Landscaping The intent of Florida-Friendly Landscaping is to use the Right Plant/Right Place approch to selecting plants and to adopt sustainable maintenance practices and materials to conserve water and reduce the impact of stormwater run-off on local water bodies. Please consider the attached Florida Friendly Landscape Guides: Adopting A Florida Friendly Landscape Florida Friendly Landscaping Plant Lists and Designs Florida Friendly Landscaping Handbook To request literature designed to inform citizens, please call and request brochures by title, or download the brochure by clicking on the link associated with it: “After the Storm, A Citizen’s Guide to Understanding Stormwater” After the Storm "Citizens Guide to Stormwater Systems" Citizens' Guide “Make Your Home The Solution to Stormwater Pollution” Solution to Pollution For information on the best ways to manage your stormwater pond Aquatic Plant Management Mosquitoes and Stormwater Ponds Florida LAKEWATCH


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