Why Did the Panther Cross the Road?
How wildlife crossings help manage wildlife movement in the face of rapid urbanization.
Trees Provide Hope in the Slowing of Climate Change — But They Can’t Do It Alone
Restoration efforts are aiming to restore the ability of forests to store our carbon dioxide emissions and slow the rate of global warming.
The Bellwether Bird of Florida’s Wetlands
What can snail kites can tell us about Florida’s changing environment?
A Timeline of the Piney Point Wastewater Disaster
Explore our timeline to take a look back at the long history of the site and to catch up on what’s been happening lately.
Florida’s Environment: What Happened this Session
Our student-led team has sifted through thousands of bills to find those that pertain to our state’s environment.
By Saving the Sea Cows, We’re Saving Ourselves
The varied and complicated threats facing manatees are the same threats facing Florida’s waterways and those who depend on them.
How Combating Food Waste Can Help Our Environment
While food waste can unnecessarily threaten global food security, it also places a burden on our natural environment.
From Dog Cones to Microphones: Wildlife Biologists Get Creative To Study Endangered Florida Bonneted Bats
Scientists are working to identify the bat’s ecological needs and delineate its critical habitat.
The Florida Wildlife Corridor Act: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
The Florida Wildlife Corridor Act aims to better connect Florida’s natural lands and prevent habitat fragmentation.
Long Live the Longleaf Pine
Remaining longleaf pine ecosystems now exist solely in clustered pockets, scattered across their ancient empire, a shadow of their former selves.