Florida vs. the Burmese Python: How an Invasive Giant is Changing the Sunshine State
Thirty years ago, the Everglades was a much different place than it is today. At one time, people could go … Continue
Known as “nature’s apartment builders,” gopher tortoises carve out burrows that offer shelter and resources to over 350 species. But … Continue
What is happening? Chinese tallow, or the appropriately nicknamed “popcorn tree,” was introduced to the U.S. from China as an … Continue
What is a BioBlitz and what does it have to do with iNaturalist? A BioBlitz is an intensive, time-limited survey … Continue
The 125th annual Christmas Bird Count is just around the corner, taking place from December 14th through January 5th, 2025! … Continue
Florida is a paradise for bird lovers, offering a diverse variety of species to admire throughout the year. From energetic … Continue
October sparks the beginning of Fall and the spooky season! This is a time for celebration, chilly mornings, and early … Continue
What’s Going on? Before settlement by early Europeans, Florida black bears roamed our entire state. Today, they occupy only 49% … Continue
Regenerative design uses natural world materials and landscapes as they exist on a site as the building blocks of the future development.
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.