Scorching temps raise questions about artificial turf in humid states like Florida
UF/IFAS research found that natural turf was consistently cooler than synthetic and water-scarce landscapes.
UF/IFAS research found that natural turf was consistently cooler than synthetic and water-scarce landscapes.
Home and business owners can take steps to make sure trees can withstand extreme winds and rain.
Native plants enrich a garden’s power to survive a changing climate.
The BeeGardens app helps the public identify bees and bee-friendly plants in their yards.
A UF/IFAS study estimates that Florida’s urban forests will deliver $76 billion in climate change benefits over their lifespan.
By the Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board If you ask Floridians what we are doing to help keep this state green, many ...
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