The goal of Museum in the Parks is to encourage students to explore nature, teach them about museum collections, and show students what a scientist can look like and what careers are available to them in the future.

The aim of this field campaign is to monitor the submerged vegetation communities in four living shoreline project areas.

The UF/IFAS NCBS summer internship program is intended to give undergraduate students at UF an opportunity for real-world, paid experience in research and/or extension activities. Selected students will work alongside practicing researchers and natural resource managers.

The introductory training introduces participants to ArcGIS Pro, the primary product used by professionals to compile, analyze, and manage geographic information.

Fellows train and work for 50 weeks to gain experience in environmental education, aquarium husbandry, and coastal extension. The education fellowship has three distinct tracks that focus on marine education and outreach, aquarium education and husbandry, and coastal extension.

This partnership program recognizes individuals and groups in the UF community who have made significant contributions in the areas of sustainability or health & wellness during their time at UF.

Apply to be a Conservation Paleobiology Undergraduate Student Fellow! The Undergraduate Student Fellows Program of the Conservation Paleobiology Symposium (February 17-20, 2023) is a unique learning, networking, and career-building opportunity, which students can list on future graduate school and job applications.

This conference brings together higher education leaders to engage in dialogue and action planning to further college and university climate, equity, and sustainability goals.

Interns selected will present classroom lessons on marine science and provide program support for the summer Coral Camp for Kids Program for kids 6-12 years of age.

The conference brings together scientists and natural resource managers working in the disciplines of global change, biogeography and evolution, and relevant in contexts of natural resource management, biodiversity management and conservation, and theoretical ecology.