Action of the Week: Clean Up Local Rivers
Florida is home to over 1,700 rivers! They all provide unique habitats and support a range of different ecosystems. Not … Continue
Action of the Week: Learn to Sew
Fabric production is a resource-intensive process The fabrics that make up our clothes have a long supply chain, with many … Continue
Tell Me About: Superfund Sites
What’s going on? In the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, innovations in science, manufacturing, and industrialization left companies optimistic for the … Continue
Action of the Week: Read Up On Sustainability
There are many books that feature sustainability and the environment, but we’ve included a list of recommendations to get you started. Authors cover topics ranging from coping with climate anxiety to an analytical history of humankind and the propensity towards acts of good.
Tell Me About: Wetland Mitigation Banking
What are Wetlands? Wetlands are exactly what they sound like– areas where water covers the soil, at least for a … Continue
Water Quality & Quantity
Legislation introduced this session aims to address the quality and quantity of Florida’s water resources.
Recycling & Pollution
What does the state do with the massive number of materials and products that residents use — and then need to dispose of?
Tell Me About: Regenerative Design in Florida
Regenerative design uses natural world materials and landscapes as they exist on a site as the building blocks of the future development.
Action of the Week: Eat Less Red Meat
Read to learn more about the meat industry and how to reduce your consumption of red meat!
Tell Me About: The History of Wild Megafauna at Paynes Prairie
Horses, cattle, and bison on Paynes Prairie each have a unique history as Florida species.