Plant parents, don’t panic
Plant parents bloomed over the course of the pandemic. Plants brought a sense of companionship to people quarantining alone. It […]
Plant parents bloomed over the course of the pandemic. Plants brought a sense of companionship to people quarantining alone. It […]
Water holds a different value for every creature, culture and climate yet there’s no question it’s one of our planet’s […]
Faculty, students and staff in FIU’s College of Arts, Sciences & Education work across a variety of disciplines on water-related […]
As a child, the ocean was Serena Hackerott’s playground. With both her parents being avid scuba divers, Hackerott spent her […]
FIU’s Institute of Environment is providing two fellowships to eligible FIU students interested in a unique dual degree program. The […]
Jayantha Obeysekera, director of Sea Level Solutions in the FIU Institute of Environment, recently led a virtual week-long international workshop […]
Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through […]
In honor of the Florida Everglades turning 73 on Dec. 6, we are sharing seven things that might surprise you. […]
FIU researchers have spent more than three decades guiding the management, restoration and protection of water resources. On Dec. 11, […]
Carin Luna is on the frontlines of disease outbreaks but not of the human variety. She is part of the […]