Lagoon front resident since 1985.  Serve on IRL Council National Estuary Program Management Board, Past chair of the Indian River Neighborhood Association Lagoon Committee, Alternate-City of Vero Beach Utilities Advisory Board

Since his retirement in 2006 Keith and his wife Helen have been increasingly active in Environmental issues.  In Annapolis they were founding members of Annapolis Green, Keith was Vic-Chairman of the Annapolis Maritime Museum and Helen was Chair of the Eastport Yacht Club Foundation.  Since moving to Vero Beach year-round Keith has been active with and Chair of CWC’s Marine Committee and is a former chair of the City of Vero Beach Marine Commission.  Keith is a  40-year recreational boater and reside in Central Beach.

Carrie Bock is a Vero Beach native with a background in business management and a career in finance. She’s a CPA and currently works as a financial advisor, helping people make smart decisions about their money and future. Before moving back to Vero, Carrie spent time in Atlanta working as a corporate controller. She’s excited to bring her financial know-how and love for her hometown to support clean water and environmental efforts in the community.

Leah grew up in Vero Beach and attended Vero Beach High School, graduating with the class of 1992. She holds a BA in Speech Communications and an MA in Counselor Education. Leah is the Vice President at Evans Properties, Inc. in Vero Beach. The company is dedicated to sustainable agriculture, focusing on water farming and developing crops for food and carbon-neutral fuel. Leah is deeply passionate about preserving Florida’s natural beauty and resources, ensuring that future generations can enjoy the state's unique landscapes and wildlife

Donna Halleran serves as the first Vice President for Pelican Island Audubon Society Audubon Advocates Program. Donna has a passion for helping people by encouraging them to get outdoors in nature and encourages young people to find their voice and advocate for a healthy community beginning with the Indian River Lagoon and the very water they drink. She is a retired Family Therapist and  Licensed Social Worker; and specialized in Child Welfare and Gerontology.

Richard H. Baker, Ph.D. is a University of Florida Professor Emeritus, President of the Pelican Island Audubon Society, serves on the Indian River County Environmental Control Hearing Board, and author of over 100 published scientific articles, guest editorials, and co-authored the book “Reflections of Blue Cypress, Photographs, History, and Poems of the Headwater Lake of the St. Johns River.”  

Dr. Barbier is a soil-plant scientist with over 20 years of experience in both conventional and organic product markets. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Agronomy, a Master's in Crop Protection in International Commerce, and a Doctorate in Soil and Plant Science with a minor in Plant Health Management. His professional background includes working with vegetables, row crops, orchards, and tropical crops for multinational companies like Chiquita, Monsanto, Bayer, Syngenta, Stockton, Rio Tinto, Yara, and Monty’s. In 2010, he founded ABC Organics, LLC, a consultancy focused on product development and launch. He also serves as the Director of Research on Arugula at B&W Quality Growers.

A 30-year Florida resident and mother of four, actively educates on local wildlife. She leads sea turtle walks with Sebastian Inlet State Park, Coastal Connections, and Friends of Archie Carr during summers. Her next focus is advocating for gopher tortoises as a keystone species.

Adam Honour is a project management professional with expertise in infrastructure development, Lean Six Sigma methodologies, and continuous improvement. He has successfully led complex, cross-functional initiatives spanning municipal infrastructure, manufacturing operations, and environmental projects. As a Board Member of the Clean Water Coalition, Adam leads the Septic-to-Sewer Grant Project in Indian River County, driving strategic planning, stakeholder coordination, and operational execution to advance clean water initiatives and sustainable community growth.

Originally from New England, been coming here since mid 60’s with wife Jody, became full time resident in 2008, have a background in banking and finance, served on Vero City Council, feel strongly about Florida’s water quality

Robert Parsons, grew up in Melbourne Beach and developed a deep love for the outdoors through fishing and surfing. He earned a Business Management degree from the University of Florida and a Juris Doctor from Florida State University, specializing in Environmental and Land Use Law. With over a decade of civil litigation experience, he enjoys kitesurfing, fishing, golfing, and time with his family.

A lifelong Vero Beach resident and dedicated environmental advocate. For 15 years, she's volunteered with local environmental groups, working on beach cleanups, invasive species removal, and beach nourishment, often with my sons. Kristy is excited to further contribute to our community by serving on the board, focusing on education and resources to restore our lagoon. Thank you for this opportunity.

Michael is a licensed professional engineer specializing in coastal engineering with over 45 years of national experience mostly in Florida. Michael is a lifelong waterman and enjoys surfing, sailing, snorkeling, swimming, and fishing.

8 year live aboard sailor, Founder of Youth Sailing Foundation of Indian River County, Executive Board member of Indian River Neighborhood Association.

Past Chairman of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and 25 year board member. Currently Chair of Ocean Research and Conservation Association (ORCA) and retired senior advisor of the Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition and the Clean Water Coalition of Indian River County.