Projects
#Creekshed
Creekshed: City Wilds is a curated collection of human and natural stories about waters that drain into Tampa Bay. Principal authors Thomas Hallock (USF) and Amanda Hagood (Eckerd College) use narrative to better understand headwaters in the area and how they affect the community.
Crescendo: Algae Blooms Set to Music
CRESCENDO stands for Communicating Research Expansively through Sonification and Community-Engaged Neuroaesthetic Data-literacy Opportunities. The project reimagines how environmental data is communicated by translating complex data from critical issues into immersive experiences -- bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding.
From Classrooms to Coastlines
See how three College of Arts and Sciences undergraduates received the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) prestigious Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship by putting classroom learning into practice.
Gulf Scholars Program
This program cultivates undergraduate leaders with the skills, commitment, and collaborative mindset to address complex environmental and social challenges facing the Gulf region.
Sustainability Studies
The Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability Studies prepares graduates for careers as advisors to commercial enterprises, industry, not-for-profit institutions and government agencies and give them the tools and techniques to create and maintain sustainable operations.
Exploring the Urban Watershed of Tampa Bay
Navigating the entire flow of Booker and Salt Creeks that meander through south St. Petersburg to raise awareness of their importance to the region
