TESI educates the UF community about Florida springs through the Swamp for the Springs project
Last fall, TESI was awarded a $10,000 grant from the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida to educate the University … Continue
What are rain gardens? Rain gardens are a way for you to practice “bioretention” in your own backyard. They involve … Continue
What’s going on? Florida’s springs create warm, beautiful habitats throughout the region, year-round. These springs maintain a steady temperature of … Continue
What is the Floridan aquifer? The Floridan aquifer is an underground system of caves and porous rock that stretches across … Continue
Designed with after-school groups in mind, the Meet a Scientist series is hosted by the Scientist in Every Florida School … Continue
Florida is home to over 1,700 rivers! They all provide unique habitats and support a range of different ecosystems. Not … Continue
Click on each image to download the full set of slides about the economic value of water! Springs State Parks … Continue
Protection Zones for Springs is a new Florida rule created to combat negative impacts from boating vessels and other human activities.
Florida has 320 known springs. Learn about how they are formed and why they matter.
From April 22 to April 27, watch two films on the Museum’s YouTube channel, followed by a discussion on April 27, 7-8:30 p.m.