Invasive species in Florida like Nile monitors and Argentine black-and-white tegus pose a growing threat to the Sunshine State’s environment,...
Pam Soltis has spent her adult life studying the Earth’s living things, first from the perspective of plants and in recent years on a broader scale as she and her husband, Doug, have worked to create a “Tree of Life” that organizes and illustrates how all living things interact.
The wide-ranging study is good news for shark conservation
A new program is training thousands of recreational anglers with equipment to release reef fish safely, helping protect fisheries along...
UF geologist Mike Perfit and four colleagues share photos from the hidden world at the bottom of the sea
A huge temperature spike 56 million years ago provides insights into modern climate change
Technology opens UF's collection of amphibians and reptiles to the world
Their interactions help both species to survive in Florida wetlands, says UF/IFAS scientists
Helping a stronger Puerto Rico emerge after Hurricane Maria
Jamie Ellis, an entomologist at UF/IFAS and lifelong beekeeper, answered questions on Reddit AMA about the honey bees he is in charge of at the UF Honey Bee Lab.
Polar bears won’t be the only ones driven far from home by climate change
A University of Florida geophysicist discusses the strange changes in shifting ground during a long-term study of the 1960 Chile earthquake.