Tropical Audubon Ambassadors are passionate environmental advocates who want to make a lasting impact on conservation in Miami-Dade County.

The Specialized Certificate in Sustainability and Behavior Change provides unique and advanced educational training in conservation psychology, behavior change strategies, and community engagement tools designed to produce results.

Learn about a cutting-edge research project incorporating sustainable landscaping approaches in a Master Planned Community. Brooke Moffis will share lessons about irrigation needs, soil amendments, and plant survivorship.

In this free webinar, learn how specific values and metaphors make your audience more receptive to climate change messaging and join a community of communicators changing the national discourse to be more positive, civic-minded, and solutions-focused.

Take a well-deserved break and get wild with the Lubee Bat Conservancy while visiting the world’s largest bats in a small event setting. Speak with our bat experts all while discovering a newfound love for the cutest, misunderstood mammals.

Join us at Hogtown Creek Headwaters Nature Center on August 6th from 12 PM to 1 PM for Hide & Go Seek: Introduction to Geocaching! Learn about everything geocaching—from starting an account to hiding your own. The event culminates in the hunt for Hogtown Creek Headwaters Park’s first geocache.

First Magnitude is teaming up with the Alachua Audubon Society to host monthly bird walks! The group, led by volunteers from the Alachua Audubon Society, will engage in an hour-long guided tour identifying all of our lovely aerial pals!

The Bob Graham Center for Public Service at the University of Florida offers up to 15 internships through the Tallahassee Internship Program each spring to coincide with Florida’s legislative session. Placements include positions within the state legislature, the governor’s office and executive branch agencies, as well as various associations and lobbying organizations.

The Bob Graham Center for Public Service and UF Government and Community Relations are pleased to sponsor public service internships for the University of Florida students with Florida State Legislators in Tallahassee, U.S. Congressional offices in Washington, D.C., and with the UFGCR Tallahassee and Washington offices during the Spring 2024 semester.

Programs the intern will gain experience with include the Program for Local Adaptation of Climate Effects (PLACE), Marine Fisheries Ecology (MFE), Coastal Conservation and Restoration (CCR), and MS Sound Estuary Program (MSEP).