The Dead Do Tell Tales: How Fossils Can Inform Ecosystem Restoration and Management
Learn how conservation paleobiologists use clues from the past to inform climate change management decisions.
Seagrasses, Sea Turtles, and Shifting Baselines
As green sea turtle populations rise, are seagrass meadows at risk?
Florida’s Environment: What Happened in the 2023 State Legislative Session?
Lawmakers approved a $117 billion state budget and several bills related to our state’s environment.
Florida’s Environment: Bills to Keep Tabs on in the 2023 State Legislative Session
Our student-led team has sifted through more than a thousand bills to find those that pertain to our state’s environment.
Breathing Life Into Florida’s Receding Shoreline
Through discarded restaurant oyster shells, fallen logs and tree trunks, and nursery-raised plants, living shorelines protect the coastline.
Arctic Exposed: What Greenland Can Tell Us About Water’s Future in a Changing World
Greenland’s ice is melting at an increasing rate, transforming previously ice-covered landscapes exposed and making way for new ecosystems to flourish.
10 Reasons to be Thankful in Florida
Take a step back and practice gratitude for all the wonders that make the Sunshine State a unique paradise worth preserving.
Saving Seagrass from Scarring
Read on to learn how boaters can play a part in conserving seagrass communities.
Why Did the Panther Cross the Road?
How wildlife crossings help manage wildlife movement in the face of rapid urbanization.
Trees Provide Hope in the Slowing of Climate Change — But They Can’t Do It Alone
Restoration efforts are aiming to restore the ability of forests to store our carbon dioxide emissions and slow the rate of global warming.