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Core Team Current Students Lexi Bolger TESI Graduate Student Email: abolger@ufl.edu Bailey Daigle TESI Environmental Communicator Email: bdaigle@ufl.edu Patricia Escobar Torres TESI Environmental Communicator Email: patricia.escobar@ufl.edu Levi Hoskins TESI Environmental Comm
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Welcome to the Florida Museum of Natural History’s annual report for fiscal year 2023. It’s been an exciting year with many changes for both the University of Florida and the museum!
Ennes, M., M.G. Jones, G. Childers, E. Cayton, and K. Chesnutt. 2022.
The Florida Museum of Natural History’s Michelle LeFebvre is a recipient of this year’s University of Florida excellence awards for assistant professors. LeFebvre is the curator of South Florida archaeology and ethnography, as well as Caribbean archaeology, and was nominated for the award by Florida
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Our pilot program, the TESI Environmental Leaders Fellowship, brought together students from diverse majors and backgrounds and provided them with the knowledge, skills, confidence, and network to advocate for the planet as they take on leadership roles in their respective careers. Funded by a fa
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Adania Flemming, a doctoral candidate in the University of Florida’s department of biology, was recently recognized for her extensive efforts to promote inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility across campus. Flemming is one of two student recipients of the Alumni Association’s inaugural Leade
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Move over, Linnaeus: There’s a new way of naming organisms. Scientists have formalized an alternative set of rules 285 years after the publication of the first edition of “Systema Naturae,” the landmark volume marking the beginning of the rank-based system for categorizing and naming life. Known
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Florida is peppered with broken pottery, vestiges of a time when Indigenous people throughout the peninsula molded clay into cooking ware and earthen vessels. Archaeologist Ann Cordell has spent her entire career studying this material, from the oldest pottery made in North America 4,500 years ago t
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Ennes, T. Lee, L. Madden, and E. Cayton. 2020.
Department Chair David Blackburn Herpetology Department Chair, Associate Director for Research & Collections, and Curator Affiliate Appointments: Biology, School of Natural Resources and Environment, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation, School of Art + Art History Contact: 352-273-1943 | db
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