As we are already in an active hurricane season, it is vital to ask if your community is ready for the next disaster. Communities in the Sunshine State are no strangers to a wide array of natural disasters including hurricanes, wildfires, and floods, not to mention...
In a state that saw $89.1 billion in tourism spending in 2015, over 100 million tourism visitors that same year, and consistently leads the southeastern U.S. in farm income, it’s no wonder that the agritourism market in Florida presents a worthwhile business endeavor....
Consumers have become more interested in reconnecting with their food and the farmers that produce it. This has sparked growth of the local food movement into a multi-billion dollar industry in Florida. Producers who can effectively communicate with consumers about...
With global populations on the rise and an increased demand on natural resources, the need to monitor and reduce the amount of food waste is an extremely critical concern in the 21st century. A 2015 study estimated that 30 percent of the global food supply is lost or...
Public and agricultural water demands are projected to increase significantly over the next 20 years. Understanding how the general public and local decision-making officials view agricultural water use is more important now than ever. Join Dr. Ricky Telg and Dr....
The Florida Wildlife Corridor project combines conservation science with compelling imagery and rich storytelling to heighten the visibility of the Florida Wildlife Corridor and inspire its protection. Through education and citizen engagement, the Florida Wildlife...
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