February 16, 2023: iDigTRIO Student Research Poster Session
As a presenter, participating in a poster session can help you hone your presentation skills, share your research, and network with peers! As a visitor to the poster session, you can learn more about research opportunities on and off campus.
Action of the Week: Reduce Holiday Food Waste
Here are some tips and tricks to help you reduce food waste in your homes this holiday season.
New Opportunity! Apply to be a SEFS K-12 Education and Outreach Scientist
This position will work as a member of the SEFS team to ensure Florida’s teachers and students are provided quality instructional support.
Alachua County Teachers Learn How to Use Fossil Horses to Teach About Climate Change
Teachers will learn from paleontologists about how they can use fossils to highlight evolution, adaptations, and climate change.
Florida’s Environment: 12 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 … Continued
Action of the Week: Just Say No to Single-Use Plastics
Our world is flooded with plastic – and much of it is single-use. Learn how you can say no to unwanted plastics and use eco-friendly alternatives.
Action of the Week: Celebrate Florida Wildflower Day!
Celebrate Florida Wildflower Day and learn about wildflowers, the pollinators that need them, and how to make your yard friendly for native plants.
Action of the Week: Back to School Sustainable Shopping
Opting for more sustainable practices when looking for school supplies can help reduce waste that ends up in landfills and prevent excess resource use.
Riley Gonzalez Reflects On Being An Environmental Communicator
I’ve always had a deep love & appreciation for all things environmental, and now TESI has given me the knowledge and tools to truly express that.
Alachua County Teachers: Apply for Chewing on Change Professional Development Workshop
Receive classroom resources to teach concepts of macroevolution, adaptations, and climate change through museum collections.