Water We Doing?
April 15, 2019The EPA could repeal the Clean Water Act, thereby opening up millions of acres of wetlands to development and commerce.
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All That Litters Is Gold
November 27, 2018Why is Depot Park's retention pond full of trash?
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Simply Science: Uprooted
November 21, 2018Development in Gainesville threatens the future of its live oak population.
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Speak For The Trees
July 15, 2018UF scientists are working to save North America's most endangered tree: the Florida torreya, located in the Panhandle.
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Old Bones & New Digs
July 15, 2018Kyle Keller and Christopher Conti created Fossil Voyages, a local tour guide service that specializes in fossil finding excursions.
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Deconstructing Construction
July 15, 2018How could the surge in development-related construction affect Gainesville's environment?
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Monthly Manifesto: The Marjorie
March 4, 2018The Marjorie, a new online publication, is dedicated to bringing people together in the name of protecting Florida’s land, waters, animals and people.
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Paper Cuts: Winter 2018
March 4, 2018Not-necessarily-Gainesville-based news: Florida prisoners went on strike in mid-January, and Sen. Inhofe continues to believe that climate change is a hoax.
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Not-So-Secret Garden
November 18, 2017Unlike some big-name national parks, whose tickets might be getting a $70 price tag in the coming year, you can leave your wallet at home for nearly all of our local flora and fauna haunts.
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Homestead, Instead: Fantastic Plants & Where to Find Them
November 17, 2017Gainesville is full of fun flora, but do you know what these plants are? Here are some tips and tricks to identifying a few native plants.