Author: Cat Selin

Catherine Selin is a junior studying Coastal Environmental Science and International Studies. As well as working at the Environmental Center, she is an environmental educator at Eco Adventure on campus, president of the UNF Dive Club, and treasurer of the Marine Biology Club. In her free time she enjoys paddle boarding, scuba diving, and hiking. When she graduates she hopes to work in environmental management and help protect coastal ecosystems.

UNF’s Well-Lit Future

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LED bulb surrounded by leaves

Here at UNF, the goal to become more energy efficient and environmentally friendly is always a top priority. Over the past few years, the university has been switching to LED lighting to improve energy efficiency and operating costs. According to Dr. Wallace Harris, associate director for Physical Facilities, the university has already replaced lighting along all streets and parking lots… Read moreUNF’s Well-Lit Future

Everything to Know about the Red Tide

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All over the news and social media, more and more pictures of mass marine die-offs washing up onto shore are popping up. These pictures and videos are indeed scary, however, they do an excellent job in bringing awareness to the red tide crisis occurring in Florida. But what exactly is a “red tide”? Well, the red tides here in Florida… Read moreEverything to Know about the Red Tide