Evolution in a Rapidly Changing World - Human Impact on Evolutionary Trajectories
Explore how human activity is altering the evolutionary trajectory of life on Earth, with insights from Dr. Sarah Otto of the University of British Columbia.
Nonmarine Teleost Fishes from the Late Cretaceous and Early Paleocene of North America
Explore Late Cretaceous and Early Paleocene nonmarine teleost fishes in North America through vertebrate microfossil evidence, presented by Dr. Donald Brinkman of the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
The Warm Fuzzies - Mammals and Climate Change in the Eocene of North America
Explore mammalian evolution and climate change during North America's Eocene epoch, examining fossil evidence and environmental impacts on species development and adaptation.
The End of the Ice Age - Ecology, Functional Morphology, and Megafaunal Response to a Changing World
Explore megafaunal ecology and morphology during the Ice Age's end, examining how changing environments impacted prehistoric species and their adaptations.
Cougar Awareness: Preventing Conflict
Learn about cougar behavior, habitat, and effective strategies to prevent human-wildlife conflicts in this informative presentation by a Fish and Wildlife Officer.
Extinction of Mainland and Island Mammoth Populations in Alaska 6,000 Years Ago
Explore new research on mammoth extinctions in Arctic North America, including the final demise of a population on St. Paul Island, Alaska, 6000 years ago.
From Mosses to Coconuts - Exploring the Wonders of Plant Reproduction
Discover the fascinating world of plant reproduction, from simple mosses to complex coconuts. Learn about diverse strategies and adaptations in this captivating exploration of botanical life cycles.
Globally Abundant to Critically Endangered - The Conservation Story of the Oceanic Whitetip Shark
Explore the dramatic decline of oceanic whitetip sharks, once abundant but now critically endangered, and learn about conservation efforts to protect this species.
Engineering with Nature for Climate Adaptation
Explore innovative strategies for climate adaptation using nature-based solutions, emphasizing sustainable engineering practices to enhance resilience and mitigate environmental challenges.
The Day in the Life of Great Hammerhead Sharks
Explore the fascinating world of great hammerhead sharks, their behavior, and ecological importance through expert insights and captivating footage.
Fossil Horses - Evolution and Climate Change Through Florida's Geological History
Explore Florida's fossil horse history through geological epochs, learning how scientists study paleoclimates using fossils in this virtual museum tour with expert paleontologists.
Nature Pop - Ecosystem Engineers and LEGO Sculptures
Discover ecosystem engineers and keystone species' impact on environments. Explore nature-inspired LEGO sculptures while learning about organisms that shape landscapes and create microhabitats.
Into the Garden - The Florida Everglades
Discover the unique Florida Everglades ecosystem, its importance, and conservation efforts with Eve Samples from Friends of the Everglades. Learn about wetland stewardship and how to protect this vital natural resource.
Secrets of the Swamp - Importance of Wetlands in Florida
Discover the vital role of wetlands in Florida's ecosystem with Dr. Kanika Inglett. Learn about their ecological functions, importance, and how to contribute to their preservation.
Into the Garden - Bioaccumulation of Metals in Waterways
Explore the process of metal bioaccumulation in waterways and its impact on ecosystems. Gain insights into environmental science and water pollution.
Ocean Expert Exchange: Invasive Species of Florida Waters - Lionfish Invasion
Explore the impact of lionfish invasion on Florida's waters, its ecosystem effects, and potential mitigation strategies in this informative presentation.
Invasive Species of Florida Waters - Lionfish Invasion
Explore lionfish biology, spine mechanics, and their impact as invasive species in the Western Atlantic and Caribbean with Dr. Katherine Galloway's research insights.
Into the Garden Virtual Field Trip - Recycling Mavens: Mushrooms
Explore the fascinating world of mushrooms and their role as nature's recyclers in this virtual field trip, complete with hands-on extension activities for K-12 students.
Rainforests of the Sea - The Importance of Coral Reef Ecosystems
Explore coral reef ecosystems, their biology, and vital importance. Learn about threats to reefs and conservation efforts by the Coral Restoration Foundation to protect these underwater rainforests and their crucial services.
Sinkholes - Formation, Risks, and Management
Explore the fascinating world of sinkholes with expert Dr. John Jaeger. Learn about their formation, impacts, and significance in geology and environmental science.
Thanksgiving Bounty: The Importance of Produce - Virtual Field Trip
Discover the importance of produce, its benefits for the planet, and ways to source your own food in this interactive virtual exploration of gardens and food production.