Students will help a local nature preserve catalog its biodiversity and contribute to community science while networking with conservation professionals in the process.

Students interested in freshwater science can apply to be part of this mentorship program, including funded attendance at the Society of Freshwater Science annual meeting in Brisbane, Australia!

Students will gain insight into how to advocate for the state’s environmental issues from UF graduate Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch at this lunchtime conversation.

Doris Duke Conservation Scholars take part in applied field research projects, professional internships, mentoring, and form strong professional networks.

We are celebrating and building community for Black folx working in NHMs; encouraging and facilitating Black people’s participation in NHMs professionally and as patrons; and engaging non-Black people as true colleagues and co-conspirators to BIackInNHM professionals.

Students will learn about the watershed moment created by the passage of the Clean Water Act, the threats facing our waters today, and the role of environmental leadership in solutions.

Explore live interactive sessions, tune in to captivating keynote presentations, and engage in networking opportunities with thousands of other sustainability professionals.

Friends of Nature Parks is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing and inspiring an appreciation for Florida’s natural environment through the educational resources of City Environmental Education staff City Nature Parks in Gainesville. Friends of Nature Parks is seeking an intern to assist with the 2022-2023 Poetry/Art in the Parks program.

Career Showcase is the perfect opportunity for you to explore your career path and employment opportunities.

Presenting at the symposium gives students valuable presentation experience, as well as a place to network and learn about research in a variety of fields!