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Welcome to Lake Worth Lagoon - one of South Florida's most significant natural resources.

This estuary is home to hundreds of plants and animals, including several threatened and endangered species. Come explore the seagrass meadows and mangrove forests and learn about efforts to restore these habitats. Urban Estuary is a multimedia environmental education CD-ROM designed to help you learn about Lake Worth Lagoon, and the issues associated with protecting and managing this important portion of the Everglades watershed and the South Florida Ecosystem.

Lake Worth Lagoon: Urban Estuary
Produced by the Media Lab of Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution in cooperation with Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management. Media Lab Production Team: Mary S. Clark, Hunter Augustus, Elizabeth C. Mojica, Jim Masterson, Bonnie Bower-Dennis, and Jonathan Saint. Funding was provided by the Florida Inland Navigation District's Waterway Assistance Program.

For more information on the program call (561) 233-2400 and ask about Lake Worth Lagoon: Urban Estuary  CD