SNRE student Ryan Jones was part of a TIME magazine feature on the Amazon rain forest that is now available online. It is part of the magazine's climate change issue. Jones, an interdisciplinary ecology master's degree student, used photogrammetry ... READ MORE
Category: Conservation
The University of Florida School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE) welcomed new graduate students in the summer and fall 2019 semesters. In total, 27 students are seeking either a master's or doctoral degree in Interdisciplinary Ecology ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources
By Hannah O. Brown While researching the stream characteristics of the Greenland Ice Sheet, Jon and Ellen Martin have amassed a variety of stories that seem otherworldly and hard to imagine: Helicopter rides across frozen landscapes, hikes ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Dr. Thomas K. Frazer as the State of Florida’s first Chief Science Officer. Joining Governor DeSantis at the announcement were Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Secretary Noah Valenstein ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources
By Hannah O. Brown At the same site where the Father of Springs Ecology, Howard T. Odum, began his pioneering research on springs decades ago, a group of scientists from the University of Florida and the St. John’s River Water Management ... READ MORE
Category: 4-H & Youth
By Hannah O. Brown In less than a year, Russell Anderson plans to be working hands-on, surveying coastal planning projects worldwide. Anderson is a second-year master’s student studying sustainable development, and he is one of a number ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources
By Hannah O. Brown Anmari Alvarez-Aleman hitchhiked 40 miles to North Havana in the winter of 2007 in search of a sight that would guide her life in the years to come—a Florida manatee and her calf resting in the intake canal of a power plant. “We ... READ MORE
Category: Natural Resources, Wildlife