Action of the Week: Practice Seasonal Eating
Eating food that is in-season can help reduce emissions, support your local economy, and even benefit your health.
By Saving the Sea Cows, We’re Saving Ourselves: How malnourished manatees signal looming ecological disaster
2021 has been especially tough for this iconic species in the Sunshine State. This year, a majority of the deaths link back to insufficient food — exacerbated by the decline of Florida seagrass. Put bluntly: the manatees are starving to death.
Tell Me About: Keeping Soil Healthy in Florida
Soil is more than just dirt. It’s a complex ecosystem filled with living things, organic matter, minerals, and even liquids and gases. But soil in Florida is at risk from a number of climate change-related threats and human-caused issues.
Action of the Week: Follow Eco-Friendly Hiking Etiquette
Here are some hiking etiquette tips to help you protect the nature you’re enjoying!
Tell Me About: Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease in Florida
First reported in 2014, stony coral tissue loss disease has infected more than 30 species of corals ranging over 96,000 acres throughout Florida’s Reef Tract.
Action of the Week: Support Local Businesses & Farmers Markets
Consider shopping local! Swap your visit to a chain restaurant or a big-box store with a trip to a local business.
Red Tide 101: The Basics (Video)
Almost every summer in Florida, you hear news about red tide. But what exactly is it, and why is it so talked about? Watch now to learn more!
Action of the Week: Develop a Zero-Waste Laundry Routine!
By taking little steps to create an environmentally conscious household, you’re reducing your home’s energy and water consumption, and saving money!
Action of the Week: Grow Your Own Sprouts at Home!
Ever wanted to grow your own sprouts? It’s easier than you might have thought! Follow these steps and you’ll be a DIY sprouts pro!
The Story of Science and Me: Using Video to Share Scientist Journeys
TESI workshop helps young, underrepresented professionals produce short videos about their scientific journeys.