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Grant will help professor research how to grow more peanut varieties that are drougt-tolerant.

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The October online survey reached 510 Florida residents, all 18 or older.

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University of Florida researchers will use $1.45 million in grants to develop models to speed growth in loblolly pine trees and produce more bioenergy.

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Penn State Meteorology professor Michael Mann to talk about climate change and political wars.

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New book is first of its kind addressing Southeast climate change.

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University of Florida researchers find old bulbs work almost as well as newer ones in helping zap bugs. This saves millions of dollars and more mercury from entering waste stream.

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University of Florida researchers helped write a new book on the Benggai Cardinalfish

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University of Florida researchers use boomboxes in the forest to study how smaller birds avoid predators.

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Results of survey of University of Florida students gauging perceptions, level of fear re: climate change.

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Storm-preparation expert says it's time for people to get prepared for a summer's worth of storms; promotes new planning handbook

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A University of Florida scientist is part of team working toward an insecticide that would target malaria-carrying mosquitoes but do no harm to other organisms.

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University of Florida family finance expert is available to talk about helpful tax tips. Here are his recommendations for saving time and money this tax season.

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A new study from researchers at the University of Florida and Yale University suggest that some organisms, such as manatees, polar bears or cheetahs, may be in for a rough time as they try to adapt to climate change.

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University of Florida research study adds new twist to previous studies of the nation's water supplies; finds that when infrastructure is included in the mix (reservoirs, dams, etc.), water vulnerability is less of a threat than previously believed.

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UF expert Dan Culbert talks about caring for poinsettias after the holidays.