Soon snorkelers will begin canvassing the floor of Charlotte Harbor. They’ll be on a scavenger hunt of sorts—a hunt for data. The data they collect will help scientists get a better picture of the health of the harbor, and will ultimately help communities make more informed decisions about how the resource is managed, said Betty Staugler, who is leading the University of Florida citizen science project. Training for the Eyes on Seagrass
Get your binoculars ready — a BioBlitz is coming to Deerfield Beach. This citizen science event connects regular people with scientists to help collect information on the plants and animals in a given area. Think of it as nature watching 2.0. The BioBlitz is set for March 30, 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., at Quiet Waters Park. Team leaders will guide groups of participants through the park. Since different animals are active at different
Evan Cole Dipersloot, an animal sciences student in the UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS), hopes to one day work as a dairy cattle nutritionist. He is one step closer to reaching his goal after winning first place for his original research presentation at the 2019 Southern Regional American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) Student Affiliate Division (SAD) Meeting with the UF Dairy Science Club. The 2019 Southern Regional
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