Red Tide is Expensive. Here’s Why
Red tides not only wreak havoc on our natural ecosystems, they also put a dent in Florida’s pocketbook.
Sea Level Rise Increases Frequency of High Tide Flooding
Today, routine high tides can result in a phenomenon known as nuisance flooding. And, it’s expensive.
Coral Reefs Are in Trouble: Here’s How You Can Help
Read on to learn more about the benefits of coral reefs, major threats, and practical steps you can take to save our corals.
Australian Scientists Turn to Florida for Guidance on Coral Reef Restoration
Scientists from Florida and Australia are teaming up and sharing data to help save corals from extinction.
Join Us for Science On Tap: Secrets of Seagrass
The free event takes place Thursday, June 13 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Cypress and Grove Brewing Co. in Gainesville.
Gov. DeSantis Vetoes Bill That Would Have Stopped Cities from Banning Single-Use Plastic Straws
Local governments have the right to ban plastic straws without fear of getting sued.
Increase Capacity for Freshwater Storage
This October, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin construction on the Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir and Stormwater Treatment Area.
Take an Ecosystems-Based Approach to Fisheries Management
We need to take a holistic approach rather than considering a single species or issue in isolation.
Follow and Promote Good Agriculture Practices.
Thanks to decades of research about the best ways to feed ourselves, several key sustainable farming practices have emerged.
Invasive Species
For decades, Florida’s warm climate and lush landscapes have attracted more than 500 non-native plant and animal species.