SFS is dismayed by today's Supreme Court Ruling regarding Waters of the United States. This decision is scientifically indefensible. Read our full statement #SCOTUS #WOTUS freshwater-science.org/news/sfs-respo…

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💡Researchers are leveraging AI to predict 14-day outlooks for #HarmfulAlgalBlooms. Dr. Enrique Orozco Lopez from the Dr. David Kaplan lab was featured by Andrew Shipley on Fox 4 News: fox4now.com/news/local-new…

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A bright outlook awaits #WaterQuality in NW FL! This week, we had the honor to co-host the Pensacola-Perdido & Choctawhatchee Living Shoreline Science & Regional Planning Summit to facilitate a region-wide #LivingShorelines implementation strategy for the western FL Panhandle.

Opportunity awaits! 🤝 The District is hiring and we're looking for dedicated individuals to join our team and help protect Florida's water resources! ✅ Whether you're an engineer, scientist, or administrative staff - there's a position for you! 📝Apply now at our website.

Join us for #PrideMonth! AGU President Dr. Lisa Graumlich and American Meteorological Society President @Colman_Brad are moderating a panel on Tuesday, June 20 at 3-4:30pm ET, organized by AGQ and Coriolis. Register for free: fal.cn/3zbdc

Hydrology Paper of the Day Dr. Michelle Newcomer on characterization of watershed nitrogen fluxes: patterns of retention, deposition, and atmospheric transport; biogeochemical processes over elevational gradients; and classifying watersheds based on geography and spatial processes.

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Excitement is building...in the building. #CFW50

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Join us tomorrow at 11:45am with Dr. Mark Clark of UF/IFAS Dept of Soil, Water & Ecosystem Sciences, who will discuss the enhanced design of a stormwater retention basin within UF's NATL that led to species richness nearly quadrupling and water quality improving over the last 3 decades. youtube.com/live/BNPQ2xqz_…

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Don't miss the final speaker in our 50th Anniversary #W3 seminar series! Dr. Charles Lane comes back home to UF Howard T. Odum Center for Wetlands to talk about those regulator-ily pesky, ecologically critical, inherently beautiful "non-floodplain wetlands."