Scientists at the University of Florida are tracking the level of septic tank pollutants that reach the Guana Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) estuary.
Read MoreIn March, three undergraduate students got their first taste of what it’s like to do field research during a daylong field trip to St. Augustine research sites, organized by Ph.D. students Britney Hay and Adam Hymel from the UF Center for Coastal Solutions (CCS).
Read MoreA new study examining whether the timing of Lake Okeechobee releases could be adjusted to improve the Caloosahatchee River and Estuary’s (CRE) water quality found that while releases from Lake Okeechobee had an impact on water quality, nutrient concentrations in the CRE were more strongly related to flows from the surrounding C-43 basin.
Read MoreCenter for Coastal Solutions Vision. In this brief video, we share an overview of the University of Florida Center for Coastal Solutions, a bold new initiative founded in 2020, to predict and reduce environmental hazard impacts to coastal communities and ecosystems.
WatchCenter for Coastal Solutions at UF is leveraging the brightest data scientists, biological experts and engineering minds to improve Florida’s economic, environmental and public health.
Learn MoreThe intersection of science and policy – law, economics, engineering, planning and the social sciences – will engage faculty and students from these and other disciplines in a “laboratory” format.
Learn MoreCenter for Coastal Solutions Vision. In this brief video, we share an overview of the University of Florida Center for Coastal Solutions, a bold new initiative founded in 2020, to predict and reduce environmental hazard impacts to coastal communities and ecosystems.
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