Space Coast Water Sweep Expands Free Environmental Platform with AI, Interactive Maps, And More

COCOA, Fla. - EntSun -- Space Coast Water Sweep Launches Major Expansion of Free Conservation App

New Features Include AI Assistant, Interactive Maps, Wildlife Lessons, Water Quality Information, and Community Reporting Tools

Brevard County, Florida — Space Coast Water Sweep is excited to announce the largest update yet to its free conservation platform, giving residents, students, boaters, anglers, and nature enthusiasts powerful new tools to explore, protect, and learn about Florida's waterways.

Originally created to help locate and remove abandoned crab traps from the Indian River Lagoon, the Space Coast Water Sweep app has grown into a complete environmental education and community reporting platform.

New Features Include:

• Percy AI – A friendly AI conservation guide that answers questions about marine life, wildlife, fishing regulations, boating safety, habitats, and the Indian River Lagoon.
• Percy's Conservation Academy – More than 40 interactive lessons covering topics such as dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, mangroves, seagrass, oysters, water quality, boating safety, invasive species, right whales, birds, fishing safety, and much more.
• Interactive Environmental Maps
• Wildlife Map
• Habitat Map
• Water Quality Map
• Restoration Project Map
• Event Map
• Recovery Map
• Live Reporting Map
• Community Reporting

Users can help protect Florida's waterways by reporting:

• Derelict crab traps
• Marine debris
• Wildlife sightings
• Water quality concerns
• Habitat observations
• Environmental issues

Helping Build the Largest Community Conservation Network

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"Our goal has always been simple—give everyone an easy way to become part of protecting our waterways," said Dennis Woytowitz, Founder of Space Coast Water Sweep.

"Whether someone wants to learn about dolphins, report a wildlife sighting, find a volunteer event, or simply understand what's happening in their local lagoon, the app gives them the tools to get involved."

Free for Everyone

The Space Coast Water Sweep app is completely free to use.

Users are encouraged to: Download the app

• Create a free account
• Complete conservation lessons
• Explore the interactive maps
• Report environmental observations
• Attend local cleanup events
• Become part of the growing conservation community

About Space Coast Water Sweep

Space Coast Water Sweep is a Florida nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring Florida's waterways through volunteer cleanup efforts, environmental education, technology, and community engagement. The organization works alongside volunteers, environmental organizations, schools, businesses, and government agencies to remove marine debris, recover derelict crab traps, educate the public, and promote stewardship of the Indian River Lagoon and beyond.

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Join the Movement

Cleaner Water Starts With Us.

Download the Space Coast Water Sweep app today, register for free, and become part of the solution.

Dennis Woytowitz
http://www.SpaceCoastWaterSweep.com