A quarry site with large conveyor belts and machinery processing piles of gravel and sand under a clear blue sky.

The Final Vote—it all comes down to this

The future of South Florida’s waters hangs in the balance. The Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners is voting on Big Sugar’s Southland rock mine proposal this Thursday, and we need to show up strong to make sure they hear our message loud and clear.

Join our Co-Founders Capt. Chris Wittman and Capt. Daniel Andrews, along with legendary guides like Capt. Mike Holliday, as we stand up to oppose this reckless project.

Hearing Details:

🗓 When: Thursday, May 22nd

⏰ Time: 1:00 PM (We’re gathering early at 11 AM to fill the room and send a powerful message.)

📍Where: 6th Floor, PBC Governmental Center, 301 N. Olive Ave, West Palm Beach, FL, 33401

🤝 What to Expect: A chance to stand in solidarity and defend our waters

Meet us in the parking lot at 11 AM to oppose this dangerous proposal. Look for the Captains For Clean Water flags 💪

Together, we can make a difference and protect our waters. Let’s make sure our voices are impossible to ignore.

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Can’t make it to the hearing?

You can still take action now! Send an email to the Palm Beach County commissioners urging them to reject this rock mine proposal.

It’s super easy, we’ve drafted an email for you. All you have to do is add your name and click ‘send’ to let the county know why this project is full of red flags:

🚩 It’s a rock mine disguised as a restoration reservoir, with zero treatment infrastructure to clean the water before it’s sent south through the Everglades.

🚩 It threatens the structural integrity and overall effectiveness of the Everglades Reservoir, a critical nearby restoration project designed to reduce toxic coastal discharges.

🚩 It sets a dangerous precedent that opens the door for more rock mines in the area, favoring industry profits over Florida’s clean water and restoration future.

Join us in standing up to Big Sugar and protecting our waters.