Biochar-ting a new path
How biochar sets a course for the future by capturing carbon and helping our soils
Tell Me About: Coral Honeysuckle
October is Florida Native Species Month! To celebrate, we here at TESI are featuring coral honeysuckle, one of Florida’s native plant species.
Action of the Week: Support the UN’s SDGs
While the Sustainable Development Goals are focused on global and nationwide policy, individuals can still make an impact on a smaller level.
Tell Me About: The Air Potato Plant in Florida
Have you ever seen a brown bulb on the ground that looks like a potato? It could be an air potato, an invasive species in Florida.
Action of the Week: Make Your Personal Care Routine More Sustainable
Did you know that some toothpastes and facial cleansers have microplastics in them?
Florida’s Environment: 10 Stories to Watch for September
To pair with the rest of our educational content in each Earth to Florida newsletter, we bring you monthly updates … Continue
Hot Tub Heat: Understanding the High Ocean Temperatures off Florida’s Coast
Warm temperatures pose harm to the marine ecosystem, can exacerbate extreme weather events, and hinder Florida’s economy.
Tell Me About: Cane Toads in Florida
Have you ever seen a large toad with dry, warty skin and enlarged poison glands in your backyard? It might be a cane toad, an invasive species in Florida.
Action of the Week: Know How To Spot Greenwashing
Many companies employ greenwashing techniques to make their products seem more appealing.
Tell Me About: El Nino- Southern Oscillation
In June, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) declared that the El Niño phase of the El Niño- Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle has begun. Though this event occurs in the southern Pacific Ocean, it impacts the entire Earth. Read to learn more about ENSO, how it impacts Florida, and what that means for hurricane season.