We teach lagoon science in classrooms, plant mangroves, and organize beach cleanups.
Our seven chapters bring together more than 50 volunteers. Through these activities and community outreach, we’ve engaged more than 500 students.
Meet the chapter teamsWe teach lagoon science in classrooms and share fertilizer information with residents.
Students test water samples, model runoff, and make posters and newsletters about nutrient pollution.
Project: Save Our Lagoon began with students teaching younger students at two elementary schools.
Inside Project: Save Our Lagoon
Project: BLACKOUT shares fertilizer information through flyers, retail shelf tags, and storm drain reminders.
Our county chapters organize conservation events. Martin has hosted two mangrove plantings and a beach cleanup with 100 attendees. Palm Beach welcomed more than 20 students at the Milagro Center.
See Project: BLACKOUTClassroom visits in Brevard and Palm Beach County.
Presentations, questions, and written activities.
Group discussion and drawing activities.
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Eshan Vipuil and Shriya Varada serve as co-presidents. Students and school advisers organize the chapter activities.
We’ve connected with local elementary schools, Labs4Learning, and the West Melbourne Youth Advisory Board, and shared our work on The Professor Kev Show.
Meet the chapter teams3rd Place
2026 Future Problem Solving
International Conference
Community Projects, Senior Team
Project: Save Our Lagoon also earned second place at the Florida Community Problem Solving State Conference.
The Lagoon Legacy Project Inc.
Incorporated in Florida · June 16, 2026
Explore the lessons, activities, and outreach materials behind the projects. Email our team for copies.
Ask about the curriculumWhat we taught in elementary classrooms, including nitrogen pollution and runoff basics.
ScienceRead about the hands-on activities. Email us for the demo instructions.
AssessmentRead about our pre- and post-lesson quizzes. Email us for an example.
OutreachStudent-made awareness materials shared in schools and on Instagram.
OrdinancePlain-language materials for Brevard's June 1–September 30 fertilizer rule.
ChaptersHow students can apply to start or help run a county chapter.
ImpactSchools reached, quiz results, and Future Problem Solving recognition.
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