Lagoon Drift Experimental Data & Reports
Lagoon Drift is a citizen science program that uses a series of coordinated releases of small eco-friendly wooden drift cards to study the motion of water and pollutants in waterways in and around the Lake Worth Lagoon. The study solicits the help of schools, organizations and the community in creating, decorating, deploying, locating and reporting found drift cards to get a better understanding of how marine debris is transported and accumulates in our area. ANGARI’s Interactive Dashboard and Map publicly shares the data collected during each experiment since the Lake Worth Lagoon Drift Card Study began in 2017. Anyone can take a closer look at the release sites, view the details of every found drift card report and explore Lagoon Drift results.
Lagoon Drift Interactive Dashboard and Map
Lake Worth Lagoon After-Action Reports
All data and results shared here and collected as part of the Lake Worth Lagoon Drift Card Study are owned and managed by ANGARI Foundation. To request use of these data for scientific research and/or publication purposes, please contact ANGARI Foundation at [email protected].
Educational Content
What is Lagoon Drift and how does it work?
Learn more about how this citizen science study came about and how you can help!
Looking for complementary lessons and activities?
Access our free educational resources on topics like ocean currents, tides, marine debris and Lagoon Drift.
Want to dive deeper into the Lagoon Drift data?
Request our Lagoon Drift experimental data spreadsheet to further investigate and draw your own conclusions.
Lagoon Drift Partners
