We are Tropics: Shagufta Gaffar
Agricultural intensification goes hand-in-hand with pesticide use. Mounting evidence of their harmful impacts has forced scientists to explore ways to […]
Environment
FIU participates in inaugural Broward Youth Climate Summit
By Alvina Chackungal Nearly 500 middle school and high school students gathered on January 25t for the first ever Broward […]
Rolando Santos: Making waves at FIU
Rolando Omar Santos Corujo, a postdoctoral associate in the Southeast Environmental Research Center within the Institute of Water and Environment, works […]
The future of South Florida’s freshwater fishing
From backyard canals, to vast lakes, South Florida is a place where you truly never know what’s on the end […]
Red Tide spikes manatee fatalities
Recently, there has been an estimated 100 manatee fatalities due to the lingering toxic algae known as Red Tide. With […]
CREST CAChE students graduate with masters and Ph.D.
By Angela Fischer Students from the inaugural CREST CAChE cohort have successfully defended their master’s thesis and Ph.D. dissertation. Tiffany […]
Aquarius Reef Base tests new diver tracking system with U.S. Navy
The job of a U.S. Navy diver is anything but ordinary. Navy divers are on duty across every one of […]
Who is the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Task Force?
Many local South Floridians have come to know the Everglades as the nearby national park where they can bring out-of-towners […]
The future of red tide: what scientists are saying
This year’s red tide outbreak slowly spread into Manatee County waters by August and fish died by the thousands, washing […]
Lukas Lamb Wotton: Leaving a footprint in Everglades research
By Maria Pulido-Velosa Lukas Lamb Wotton, M.S student in the Department of Biological Sciences, is on a scientific journey to identify […]
