Florida Farmworkers Have Lacked Access to Basic Health Care Resources Throughout the Pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Robin Lewy worried that farmworkers and their families in North Central Florida would be the … Continue
Action of the Month: Stay Informed with the Florida State Legislature’s Online Tracking Tools
Both the Florida House of Representatives and Florida Senate have online tools that can make it easier for you to stay informed.
Have Cool Science to Share? Participate in a Scientist Takeover on TESI’s Instagram!
Scientists can now share their research and answer viewer questions on TESI’s Instagram account!
Action of the Month: Learn About the Insects in Your Backyard with iNaturalist!
By helping showcase the amazing insects in our state, you are helping to #ProtectTheInsects!
Future of Offshore Fish Farm Near Sarasota Remains Uncertain
A new offshore fish farm demonstration project shows promise for helping meet demand, but opponents of the project worry about its environmental impact.
New Study Sheds Light on Hurricane Formation, May Improve Future Forecasts
The team found that the deep clouds within storms create their own localized greenhouse effect.
Celebrate Creepy Crawlers this Halloween and Pledge to Protect the Insects
This year, embrace the creepy in creepy crawlers by focusing your Halloween festivities on insects!
Looking for some good news about Florida’s environment? Check out this month’s collection of environmental success stories.
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.