Action of the Week: Clean, Drain, Dry After Water Activities
Why Cleaning Your Gear Matters in Florida’s Waters Florida’s waterways are some of the most unique in the country, from … Continue
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
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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.