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There are many books that feature sustainability and the environment, but we’ve included a list of recommendations to get you started. Authors cover topics ranging from coping with climate anxiety to an analytical history of humankind and the propensity towards acts of good.
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Robotic Rabbits: a crazy invention or an ingenious tool to control invasive species?  What is it?  Burmese pythons have been wreaking havoc in the Everglades, and South Florida, since 1979. They are a threat to native populations, including mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds. Disrupting the
Recent Posts Stories to Watch Environmental Tech: Robotic Rabbits Making a Gift

The fungal herbarium currently holds more than 58,000 specimens that consist of macrofungal fruiting bodies (mushrooms, shelf fungi, etc.), plants infected by fungi, and isolates of microfungi on dried agar plates. These include approximately 700 type specimens of mushrooms and related fungi that w
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To spread awareness about Florida’s springs, TESI developed a pop-up exhibit at Marston Science Library — and it was a great success! This event was hosted by UF’s Marston Science Library in partnership with the Florida Museum of Natural History.
Recent Posts Stories to Watch Environmental Tech: Robotic Rabbits Making a Gift

One small way you can help protect insects is by documenting those in your area through community science initiatives.
Recent Posts Stories to Watch Environmental Tech: Robotic Rabbits Making a Gift

We’re talking about plants and pollinators at the Matheson History Museum for Sarah’s Birthday Bash! Presented in honor of Sarah Hamilton Matheson’s birthday, this free event features live music and community organizations. The Florida Museum’s Daniels Lab will be chatting with guests about the imp
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The oldest specimens in the Herbarium, gifted by the British Museum in 1970 in exchange for plant identification, document Florida flora in the 1840s. German-born Rugel was a professional collector, providing specimens from the Appalachian mountains, Florida and Cuba. Summary Rugel’s Pawpaw (Dee
We were given the specimens from the British Museum as a gift in exchange for putting

1. Algal Collection 2. Bryophyte and Lichen Collection 3. Carpological Collection : dried specimens of materials too large to mount on a standard herbarium sheet. For example, large fruit, bark, stems, roots, tubers. 4. Fungal Collection Largest Fungarium in the World (Kew) 5. Seed
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The Oliver L. Austin Jr. Award For Graduate Student Excellence in Natural Science Research honors long-time Florida Museum of Natural History curator of ornithology, Oliver Austin. The award recognizes a University of Florida graduate student for excellence in research in the natural sciences. Th
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The Florida Museum’s Randell Research Center (RRC), Calusa Heritage Trail, and Pineland are all remarkable for many reasons, including the people that support, care for, and steward each! Let’s meet Christy Rau, our extraordinary Administrative Assistant at the center! Christy joined the RRC in D
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