Get ready for a summer of SciGirls Camps, brought to you by WFSU and the Mag Lab. The Coding Camp is July 6-10, 2020. The Quest Camp is July 13-24, 2020. the Discover Camp is July 6-10th. Go to...
See the three Local Routes videos that took top honors at the 2022 Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists awards.
If you live in the Big Bend region of Florida, you’re probably aware of Apalachicola - the sleepy little town that gave its name to the formerly plentiful and famous Apalachicola Bay oyster. The town has been through...
Good Taste Tally is a farm that allows for a different kind of exploration. FSU Assistant Education Professor George Boggs has created an entire learning environment full of hands-on, outdoor experiences.
The farm's employees are George Boggs, his family, and...
When the call went out for help saving a beaver at a water treatment plant in Tallahassee, several agencies came to the rescue. Lead by volunteers from the St. Francis Wildlife Association, the beaver was rescued but that...
Two releases of striped newts into ephemeral wetlands in the Apalachicola National Forest show how this is an amphibian forged by fire. These ephemeral wetlands drain and fill with the underlying aquifer. The amphibians that live within...
Originally published online February 1, 2023
Nestled in the valley between two of Tallahassee's seven hills, winds a very large orange and green cement snake. It's intricately painted and fanged head rises high above Tallahassee's newest skate park, obviously poised...
After the tide swallows the sand bar off of Bald Point, we walk over to the oyster reefs. A few foraging birds poke the sprinkling of oysters still above water; we end up counting seven oystercatchers. Susan Cerulean notices...
Chris Thompson is a Muscogee shell carver. Using various marine snail and clam shells, he's preserving the heritage of his people by recording imagery of their lore and connection to nature. Some are decorative gorgets, while others...
Most of us know Dr. John Gorrie as the father of refrigeration. But there is surprisingly little other information about him out in the public sphere. Mike Plummer set out to learn more about the local legend.
