About Those Truncatella Shells: A Correction!
A great thing about producing newsletters is that one can share bits of information with a lot of people. And … Continue
Honoring Karen Walker
As a way to honor Karen Walker after she retired last year, we asked her former colleagues to share their … Continue
Preliminary Investigations of the 1614 Spanish Attack on the Calusa Realm
Way back in a 2005, Friends of the RRC Newsletter, Dr. John Worth (now at the University of West Florida) … Continue
A Brief History of the Randell Research Center, Part 2: 1997-2004
As part of our celebration of the RRC’s 25th anniversary last year, we invited Bill Marquardt, RRC’s co-founder and first … Continue
The Telltale Truncatella
[Editor’s note: Please see our About Those Turncatella Shells post for a correction!] Sometimes very big stories are told by … Continue
New Faces at the RRC
As we celebrate our anniversary year, we are welcoming Annisa Karim as RRC Coordinator, Charlie Cobb as Director and Michelle … Continue
I’ll look for you on the Trail!
It is impossible to express the myriad of deep feelings enveloping me as I write this column. My reasons for … Continue
A Brief History of the Randell Research Center, Part 1: 1988-1996
As part of our celebration of the RRC’s 25th anniversary, we invited Bill Marquardt, RRC’s co-founder and first director, to … Continue
Facing Florida’s Future Speaker Series, Fall 2020
In the fall of 2020, Florida Museum of Natural History, the Randell Research Center, and Thompson Earth Systems Institute (TESI) … Continue
Nine Lives Well Lived
No one is more surprised than Austin Bell that he has become the foremost authority on the Key Marco Cat, … Continue