Aquarius Academy launches at FIU
With the launch of Aquarius Academy, 6-12 students everywhere can splash down to FIU’s Aquarius Reef Base – the world’s […]
Coastlines and Oceans Divsion
Keys reef fish were lacking data so she started mapping
Rachel Zuercher is arming scientists and lawmakers with the science they need to better protect marine resources. As an FIU […]
Carissa Gervasi wins American Fisheries Society contest
Written by Emma Odenweller Carissa Gervasi’s essay describing the declining abundance of Jack Crevalle in South Florida and the concern […]
Last lab standing: 30 years of undersea research
People have lived and worked in undersea habitats since the early 1960s. While over 60 habitats existed throughout time, today […]
Research on living and working in extreme environments at Aquarius
Scientific exploration in pursuit of new discoveries often takes experts to extreme environments. Dominic D’Agostino, a professor from the University […]
CREST amplifies importance of Miami River to stakeholders
The most recent grand jury report stated that the health of Biscayne Bay is in a state of emergency. The […]
Enhancing conservation in the Florida Keys
Written by Valerie Ramirez On Aug. 22, chapter director of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and NOAA environmental […]
FIU scientists at Guangxi Mangrove Research Center
Mangrove forests serve as an important reservoir for blue carbon. These ecosystems – found in 75 percent of the world’s […]
Institute of Environment
In a memorandum sent out by Dean Michael R. Heithaus, we’ve learned of the realignment of all of our environmental […]
Postdocs link south Florida and Puerto Rico for hurricane research
For over a decade, FIU has built a collaborative partnership with the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) through […]
