Skip to main content
UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension logo
Give      University of Florida
Resources
    Toggle Search Form
    GIVE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
    • HOME
    • AGRICULTURE
          • Water for Agriculture
          • Irrigation
          • Septic Systems
          • Best Management Practices
          • Total Maximum Daily Loads
          • Climate and Weather
          • Florida Well Owner Network (FWON)
    • Environment
          • Water in the Environment
          • Aquifers
          • Surface Waters
          • Watersheds
          • Wetlands
    • Policy
          • Water Policy and Planning
          • Outreach Materials
          • Find UF Experts
    • Urban
          • Urban Water
          • Septic Systems
          • Builders and Developers
          • Homeowners
          • Landscape Professionals
          • Florida Well Owner Network (FWON)
    • Algal Blooms
          • Causes
          • Effects
          • Solutions
          • FAQ
    • About
          • Subheading 1
          • Link 1
          • Link 2
          • Link3
          • Link 4
          • Subheading 2
          • Link 5
          • Link 6
          • Link 7
          • Link 8
          • Subheading 3
          • Link 9
          • Link 10
          • Link 11
          • Link 12
          • Subheading 4
          • Link 13
          • Link 14
          • Link 15
          • Link 16
          • Subheading 5
          • Link 17
          • Link 18
          • Link 19
          • Link 20
    • Subscribe

    Water Programs

    Water Programs

    wetlands

    UF/IFAS Water for Agriculture
    UF/IFAS Water In the Environment
    UF/IFAS Water Policy and Planning
    UF/IFAS Urban Water

     

    Gulf Coast Catch and Cook July: Bay ScallopCoasts & Marine

    Gulf Coast Catch and Cook July: Bay Scallop

    The Featured Gulf catch and cook species for July 2025 is the Bay Scallop! Catching Bay Scallops is just as fun as eating them! The whole family can participate in hunting for the scallops in nearshore coastal waters. Read on to learn how to catch Bay Scallops and make a delicious meal. Fun Facts Bay scallops have 30-40 bright blue eyes around the edge of their shells that help them detect movement and shadows. Read More

    Doomscrolling and Brain Rot: Why it’s time to log off and get outside.UF/IFAS

    Doomscrolling and Brain Rot: Why it’s time to log off and get outside.

    Let’s be honest — we’ve all been there. You open your phone just to check one thing, and suddenly it's 45 minutes later, and you’ve been scrolling through a stream of disasters, drama, and depressing headlines. Sound familiar? That’s doomscrolling, and it's become an unhealthy habit for a lot of us. And then there’s that foggy, tired, “my brain feels fried” feeling afterward — yeah, that’s what Read More

    UF/IFAS Water In Florida

    Natural Resources    //  3 Days Ago

    Our Environment: Part 11 – We Need Water

    Clubs & Volunteers    //  4 Days Ago

    Growing More Than Gardens: The Transformative Journey of Master Gardener Volunteers

    Coasts & Marine    //  6 Days Ago

    Respecting Florida’s Waterways: Wake Zones

    Water    //  6 Days Ago

    Weekly “What is it?”: Satori Foundation

    Trending Water Topics Stay current on the latest water issues affecting your region, and how UF/IFAS is helping.

    Our Partners

    Your Local UF/IFAS Extension County Office

    Our Extension agents are here to help. UF/IFAS has Extension offices in each of Florida’s 67 counties as well as 12 Research and Education Centers (RECs), Research and Demonstration Sites (RDSs), and several other offices are located throughout the state. More...

    The UF/IFAS Center for Public Issues Education

    The PIE Center takes an interdisciplinary approach to examine how people think about, form and act on opinions regarding complex agricultural and natural resources issues, enabling the public and policymakers to make informed decisions to preserve Florida's agricultural and natural resources assets. More...

    UF Water Institute

    The UF Water Institute brings together teams of leading researchers, educators, and students to address complex water issues through innovative interdisciplinary research, education, and public outreach to develop fundamental science, technologies, and policy alternatives for emerging ecological, agricultural and water supply issues. More...

    UF/IFAS Center for Landscape Conservation and Ecology (CLCE)

    The CLCE promotes the protection and preservation of Florida's natural resources and quality of life through responsible management of horticultural landscaping and turfgrass. The interdisciplinary center has faculty throughout the state advancing research, Extension, and education efforts in multiple fields. More...

    Florida Climate Institute

    The Florida Climate Institute is a multi-disciplinary network of universities in Florida working together and with external partners in the public and private sectors to achieve a better understanding of climate variability and change, impacts, and societal response. More...

    University of Florida Logo
    Contact

    Feedback
    Florida Water Resources from the University of Florida IFAS Extension
    P.O. Box 110180 Gainesville, FL 32611-0180
    (352) 392-1971

    Land Grant Mission
    • Teaching
    • Research
    • Extension
    Information
    • Ask IFAS (EDIS)
    • UF/IFAS Experts
    • UF/IFAS Blogs
    • UF/IFAS Bookstore
    Policy
    • Accessible UF
    • EEO Statement
    • IFAS Web Policy
    • SSN & UF Privacy
    • Analytics (Google Privacy)

    © 2025 University of Florida, IFAS Last Modified:Mon, 19 May 2025 14:52:24 EDT