At the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, we’re training the next generation of changemakers. Our faculty and students are […]
The daunting task of addressing global changes in climate has taken center stage in the scientific community for years. Despite […]
The 2018 Pine Rocklands Working Group Conference brought together scientists, educators, land managers, policy makers, naturalists, students, and concerned citizens […]
As the human population continues to skyrocket, so does the number of people living in or around urban areas. So, […]
Floridians are no strangers to disturbances like hurricanes and heavy rainfall— in fact, we consider ourselves seasoned professionals in the […]
As the only place within the contiguous United States to have a subtropical/tropical climate, South Florida’s unique Redland area has, […]
This Fall semester, tea bags will be the stars of FIU Florida Coastal Everglades LTER’s new aptly named citizen science […]
Every day, ForEverglades Scholarship alumnus Gregory Koch connects a multi-generation of visitors, volunteers, and educators in an effort to expand […]
Recreational fishing is a critical component of South Florida’s economy, making the health of local fish communities crucial for both […]
In a complex political environment, understanding ecosystem dynamics and accelerated changes occurring within the Everglades must extend beyond communications with […]