University of Miami Researchers Worry About Uncertainty of Endangered Species Act
Meanwhile, Florida’s at-risk species face their challenges.
Florida’s Environment: The Good News for October 2020
Looking for some good news about Florida’s environment? Check out this month’s collection of environmental success stories.
SEFS Coordinator Learns about Impacts, Solutions During the Climate Reality Project’s Leadership Corps
Brian Abramowitz learned tactics for best communicating the links between extreme weather and climate change.
Summer Professional Development Workshop Brings Together Teachers, Scientists
K-12 teachers and scientists developed lesson plans on the “nature of science” during the SEFS virtual professional development workshop.
Environmental Laws Through the Decades in the United States
Our environment wasn’t always protected in the United States – until modern-day environmental policies entered the scene.
Action of the Month: Explore Marine-Safe Sun Protection
TESI coordinator and educator Sadie Mills chronicles her quest to find the best ocean-friendly sun protection in this month’s Action of the Month.
SEFS Coordinator Stephanie Killingsworth Elected FAST Area 10 Director
Killingsworth believes through her position at SEFS she will be able to greatly expand the science resources available to teachers in Area 10.
Where They Go: How Animal Tracking Can Help Save Florida’s Marine Life
Radio, GPS and satellite technology have made it possible for scientists to monitor a variety of marine species even more closely.
Action of the Month: Prepping for a Hurricane
Preparing for dangerous weather is an important part of building community resilience and promoting a speedy recovery once a storm has passed.
Virtual Friday Q&A Brings Science Into Homes of K-12 Students
The Friday Q&A series provides K-12 students the opportunity to learn from a diverse field of scientists from home.