Environmental Tech: Dating Uranium
Dating Uranium: How do scientists tell time using rocks? What is it? Uranium-series dating is a method scientists use to … Continue
Action of the Week: Join a Camera Trap Project From Home
Did you know you can participate in research for citizen science that requires no equipment setup or experience? It’s true! … Continue
Florida Environmental History: The Cross Florida Barge Canal
David Tegeder, co-author of Ditch of Dreams: The Cross Florida Barge Canal and the Struggle for Florida’s Future, explained, “As … Continue
Tell Me About: Snags and Logs
What is it? Native to woodlands across Florida and beyond, snags and logs provide essential habitat for a wide variety … Continue
October Stories to Watch
To pair with the rest of our educational content in each Earth to Florida newsletter, we bring you updates on … Continue
Tell Me About: Natural Selection
What is it? Natural selection is a process by which organisms that are better adapted to their environments produce more … Continue
Florida Environmental History: Miami Limestone
“Pine rockland forests are like biological lifeboats carrying a precious crew of rare and endangered species into the future.” – … Continue
Abigail Davis Reflects on Her Time as an Environmental Leaders Fellow
I had the opportunity to participate in an incredible experiential learning program this semester with the Thompson Earth Systems Institute. … Continue
TESI Brings the Swamp for the Springs Campaign to Museum Fest
Despite the rain, guests from across the state flocked to Gainesville for Museum Fest to celebrate and connect with the Florida Museum of Natural History before it temporarily closes in late March. Read more to learn about TESI’s springs-themed outreach at Museum Fest.