Water Quality & Quantity
One of Florida’s most valuable resources is its water. The state is rich in freshwater springs and groundwater that flow … Continue
Ocean Expert Exchange: Engineering with Nature for Climate Adaptation
Dive into marine science topics with the Ocean Expert Exchange series hosted by Scientist in Every Florida School and the ANGARI Foundation. Join … Continue
Water/Ways Wednesdays: Big Water, Big Benefit: Keeping Lake Okeechobee Healthy
This virtual mini-series examines our interconnectedness through water and specifically Florida’s water. Inspired by the Smithsonian Institution Water/Ways traveling exhibit, … Continue
Youth In Action: Using Community Science to #MonitorWater
Join Scientist in Every Florida School and EarthEcho International for a conversation with scientist Audrey Goeckner and led by EarthEcho … Continue
Florida’s Algae Problem: What Is It, And How Can It Affect You?
Floridians are already witnessing its harmful consequences in aquatic ecosystems as Florida creeps into its summer season.
Earth to Florida (May): Stories to Watch
To pair with the rest of our educational content in each Earth to Florida newsletter, we bring you monthly updates … Continue
Water Quality and Quantity
Growing water demand and water quality threats pose a risk to Florida’s water supply. Several bills aim to address the future of our water resources.
Planning for New $3 Million Everglades Restoration Project Underway
Meanwhile, wading birds are returning to historic nesting sites in the Everglades, but in lower numbers.
Biscayne Bay Fish Kill Symptom of Chronic Nutrient Pollution Signifying a ‘Regime Shift’
Pollution has been plaguing Florida waterways for years. Fecal bacteria and excess nutrients can be found in water bodies across the state.
New Actions Taken to Protect Green Sea Turtles, Oysters and Endangered Mussels
Green sea turtle habitat gains much-needed protection while scientists work two restore two important shellfish populations: oysters and freshwater mussels.