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Their mission? To extract an ice core from a polar ice cap and inspect its geological markers for climate change indicators.
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
Students learn about octopuses from marine biologist Chelsea Bennice during Ocean Expert Exchange: Octopus Fieldwork-Behavior to Bacteria.
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
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Lawmakers approved a $117 billion state budget and several bills related to our state’s environment.
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
To pair with the rest of our educational content in each Earth to Florida newsletter, we bring you monthly updates on statewide environmental news. Read on below to see what we found over the past month: 10 Florida Stories to Watch Brevard County’s Grand Canal muck dredging project, part of
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
Ants offer a window into the scale of the invasive species problem and Florida hosts 12 of the worst invasive ant species worldwide.
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
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“Science is a team sport,” said Roger Creel, a postdoctoral scholar at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, speaking to the importance of the 31st annual West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) Workshop he recently attended in Gainesville, Florida. When the playing field is a melting ice sheet, and the s
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
Dozens of Eastern indigo snakes have been released in Florida as part of the Nature Conservancy’s program to reintroduce the rare native species to its historical habitat. Eastern indigo snakes prey on venomous snakes, but they are nonvenomous themselves and are not aggressive when approached. They
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
A Tampa Bay Times investigation revealed that nearly one in four of Florida’s waterways are dangerously polluted, with many worsening over the past two decades. The study analyzed over four million water quality tests, uncovering elevated levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, and other pollutants in cruci
Megan Ennes promoted Action of the Week: What to do if you see a Sea Turtle Florida
