Before sunrise on a cool March morning, the palmetto flats at the DeLuca Preserve were already humming with life. Tents rustled. … Continue
December 2025 Stories to Watch In South Florida, residents are increasingly reporting concerns about flooding in regions that are documented as having “little to no risk.” Prior to an … Continue
Once widespread across Florida’s reefs, elkhorn and staghorn corals are now considered “functionally extinct” following a series of extreme heat events. When corals … Continue
Rooted in Recovery: Sunflowers as a Possible Solution to Heavy Metal Pollution What is it? In Florida, we have sunflowers … Continue
To pair with the rest of our educational content in each Earth to Florida newsletter, we bring you updates on … Continue
Florida vs. the Burmese Python: How an Invasive Giant is Changing the Sunshine State
Thirty years ago, the Everglades was a much different place than it is today. At one time, people could go … Continue
Robotic Rabbits: a crazy invention or an ingenious tool to control invasive species? What is it? Burmese pythons have been … Continue
Florida Environmental History – History of Everglades Restoration
What is it? The Everglades is possibly the most important ecosystem in Florida but has faced detrimental consequences from rapid … Continue
What is Citizen Science? Before you can understand iNaturalist, you need to know what citizen science is. Citizen science, or … Continue
What is it? World Snake Day is celebrated every year on July 16th. This international day is a moment to … Continue