‘But came the waves and washed it away’: Exploring Sanibel’s coastal dynamics
In one of the earliest sonnets in English, Edmund Spenser illustrated the futility of carving a name into the sandy...
Adam Catasus has the keys to research and adventure
On a picture-perfect day in March, Florida Gulf Coast University’s Water School professor Mike Parsons navigates a boat through the...
The depths of creativity: Art meets science in the Gulf of Mexico
In the Arts Complex at Florida Gulf Coast University, three tables hold an array of ceramic artwork. Some are as tall as...
An Amazing Underwater Classroom in the Gulf of Mexico
The first of six artificial reef “villages” was lowered into the Gulf of Mexico by crane March 1. Drive 15...
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...
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...