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Pollutants are having devastating effects on ecosystems including the plants, animals and people who depend on them. The Center for Aquatic Chemistry and the Environment is a National Science Foundation Center of Research Excellence in Science and Technology that tackles one of the most complex challenges: environmental contamination.
We deploy our research buoys around South Florida to record water quality data and help detect hazards such as red tide or other contaminants. Data are available for viewing online.
RAY Conservation Diversity seeking fellow
The RAY Fellowship Program is a paid fellowship designed to equip recent college graduates with the tools, experiences, support [...]
A tentatively optimistic outlook for mangrove conservation
By Emma Odenweller The conservation outlook for mangroves has shifted to a more optimistic track. However, there are still [...]
Education intern at Rookery Bay Research Reserve
This summer, Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Naples, FL is seeking a part-time education intern to [...]
REU Success Story: David Banisakher
By Taknighis Beauvoir David Banisakher, a computer science undergraduate at St. Leo University, spent the summer researching at Florida [...]
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