FGCU celebrates The Water School with Nov. 18 open house
When Greg Tolley, Ph.D., joined Florida Gulf Coast University in 1997 as a founding faculty member, he and many of...
FGCU research aims to protect and grow oyster population
Oysters are a small species with a big job. Serving as a natural filtration system, these shellfish help keep water...
Grad student navigating water flows and algae woes
Puerto Rican heritage inspires her passion for water research...
Master’s defense a virtual first — literally — for engineering grad
Natalie Harvey amassed a diverse portfolio of research...
‘Superbug’ leads researchers studying fish poisoning in new direction
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]Three research assistants in scuba gear plunge into the water off Lower Matecumbe Key one steamy summer morning on...
FGCU researchers assessing impact of storms, roads on mangroves
Plants play vital role protecting shoreline, enhancing water quality and sheltering wildlife...
New Water School, new approach to issues facing Florida
FGCU initiative unites multiple disciplines to study and solve water woes...
Biodiversity Conference examines red tide impacts
Public is welcome to March 14 gathering of scientists and policymakers...
New governor makes major water policy announcement at FGCU
On his second day on the job, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis visited Florida Gulf Coast University’s (FGCU) marine field station...
Team awarded funds to study impact of local algae blooms
Florida Gulf Coast University was awarded federal event-response funds to help identify whether local algae blooms are producing airborne toxins...
Hydrologic technician loves to test the waters
Water. Without it, we can’t survive. With it? Well, when we’re drinking it, quality is key. When we’re hunkering down...
Parsons receives $5.9 million to study toxic algae in seafood
Imagine eating a piece of fish and subsequently losing the ability to tell the difference between hot and cold. This...