The conference focuses on topics especially relevant to living in Florida: the threats posed by rising global temperatures, rising seas and extreme weather events; and how climate action can drive sound economic opportunities and growth objectives.

The Reubin Askew Scholarship identifies an outstanding cohort of undergraduate researchers selected on the basis of their commitment to civic engagement, public policy, public leadership, or public service, broadly defined.

Join researchers, resource management agencies, and students for 2 days of cutting-edge marine science – right next to the sea!

Here students can network with public interest communications leaders and learn more about the field, which supports people working on social justice and social change issues. 

Learn strategies, information, and tips on how to live a zero-waste lifestyle.

The Conservation Paleobiology Network (CPN) is developing new ways to use paleontological and historical data to improve the management and restoration of natural habitats.

Duties include creating social and multimedia content about UF research, evaluating research projects for content potential, writing news briefs and short articles, and surfacing story ideas.

The Alachua Audubon Society is searching for interested volunteers to follow leaders in the field and perform nest box checks.

The K-12 education and outreach scientist will be hired to work as a member of the SEFS team to ensure Florida’s teachers and students are provided quality instructional support to help meet our institute’s goals.

These projects will involve one or more aspects of Cave and Karst Science, along with professional development workshops, karst science seminars, and social events.