Professors discuss water issues at UNESCO conference
Written by: Ashley Garcia Located at the epicenter of sea level rise impact, FIU is intimately aware of the importance […]
Written by: Ashley Garcia Located at the epicenter of sea level rise impact, FIU is intimately aware of the importance […]
Florida’s southernmost alligators are too skinny based on a new report card and interactive website on the Everglades’ ecosystem health. Rising sea […]
Nine students from universities across the country are participating in a 10-week paid research fellowship to gain first-hand experience alongside […]
Researchers from the Heithaus Lab analyzed the impact of the largest marine heat wave ever to hit Shark Bay, Western Australia. In […]
Animals around the world, from squids to chameleons to octopus, have developed unique adaptations that allow them to change colors […]
A year ago, Dr. Guanglong Qiu traveled almost 9,000 miles from southern China to work with Dr. James Fourqurean in the Seagrass Ecosystems […]
The College of Arts, Sciences & Education has teamed up with the International SeaKeepers Society to launch the S.A.R.A.H. program — […]
Red tide has continued to cause health problems for the public and wildlife throughout Florida. Although South Florida waters have […]
Sponges are becoming the dominant habitat-forming organism on Caribbean reefs as corals continue to decline because of environmental stressors like […]
Catching frogs and walking in the rain is more than just a hobby for FIU Tropics PhD student, Alexander Shepack. Working mostly […]