Glad to moderate the panel “Effectively Communicating Climate Change in the Era of Extreme Weather and Political Polarization" with Bob Inglis & Chelsea Henderson of republicEn.org, Mary Anna Mancuso of Miami Herald Opinion & Max Chesnes of Tampa Bay Times. Visit floridaclimateweek.org for info.

It's Flood Education Friday! This Wednesday, FAU CES Graduate Research Assistant Arielle Perry captured these images of King Tide flooding in Victoria Park, a coastal neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale.

Today’s new moon won’t be visible in the sky, but you may feel its pull at the coast. Expect higher-than-normal tides that could lead to sunny day flooding in low-lying areas. Stay safe and plan ahead!

It's Flood Education Friday! 🌊 What are nuisance floods? Nuisance floods are floods that are more disruptive than damaging, having a limited depth and extent. #KingTides #FloodEducation #SouthFlorida #BrowardCounty #CoastalCommunities #HighTide #TideWatch #Flooding

“We’re making sure that we’re doing everything we can to protect our beautiful ecosystem that we call home,” says Keith Rossin, co-founder of MANG, a South Florida-based apparel company that aids in mangrove conservation. Read more on theinvadingsea.com

The 15th Annual FAU Broward Student Research Showcase was a huge success!👏 Our GRA Arielle Perry discussed The Invading Sea Florida Climate Survey & King Tides with attendees. Amazing student research & meaningful conversations all around! #FAU #ECOS #FAUBroward #TheInvadingSea

It's Flood Education Friday! 🌊 King Tides are expected next week! Expect higher than usual high tides starting Nov. 2, with the highest tide on Thursday, Nov. 6. #KingTides #FloodEducation #SouthFlorida #BrowardCounty #CoastalCommunities #HighTide #TideWatch #Flooding

ECOS & CES were delighted to participate in this year’s LagoonFest on Saturday! Our FAU groups enjoyed engaging with attendees, sharing research, promoting environmental awareness, and connecting with our community. 🌊💙

CES GRA Arielle Perry measured King Tide flood levels in Fort Lauderdale yesterday (Nov 6), linked to the “Beaver Moon.” Flooding was lower than we expected, & locals said past event brought more flooding. We'll be back out Dec 5 to see how the next King Tide compares! 🌕

It’s Flood Education Friday! 🌊 Learn 10 facts about why King Tides happen and the flooding they cause on theinvadingsea.com theinvadingsea.com/2024/11/12/kin…

"I think that there is a real message of hope in terms of dealing with modern anthropogenic climate change. Adaptation is possible as we see these significant impacts on our heritage," says Sara Ayers-Rigsby, FPAN Southeast's Director. Read more on theinvadingsea.com

“What’s fun for me is that when you go out with a team of scientists who are curious people and are asking questions, you never know what you’re going to discover,” said Gabby Salazar, photographer and National Geographic Explorer. Read more on theinvadingsea.com

#FAU Survey: Hurricane Season Ends, But Weather Woes Push Floridians to Move #FAUNews FAU Charles E. Schmidt College of Science FAU Broward bit.ly/3K9fCBA

The latest FAU CES Florida Climate Survey finds that 36% of Floridians have moved or are considering moving due to hazards such as hurricanes, flooding and extreme heat. Read more: theinvadingsea.com/2025/12/01/cli…

The September 2025 FAU Center for Environmental Studies Florida Climate Survey found that over one-third of Floridians have moved within the state or considering moving at least in part to due to climate or weather-related threats. Read more on theinvadingsea.com

The latest FAU CES Florida Climate Survey found that more Floridians in Southeast Florida, Southwest Florida, and Central Florida are considering a move at least in part due to climate or weather-related threats. Read more on the invadingsea.com

In the September 2025 FAU Center for Environmental Studies Florida Climate Survey, Floridians showed 85% belief in climate change. Read more on theinvadingsea.com

Congratulations to Dimitri Gann, our amazing budget & administrative coordinator! Dimitri was awarded as a 🏆CHAMPION 🏆 at this week's inaugural WLW-ECOS Champion Awards.

The September 2025 Florida Climate Survey found that while Florida belief in climate change remains strong, Republican belief in climate change has wavered, with the lowest recorded belief observed across the survey’s 6-year history (74%). Read more on ow.ly/KPI150XCXZ6

The September 2025 Florida Climate Survey found that 74% of Floridians have been negatively impacted by extreme heat by some extent in the past 12 months. Read more on theinvadingsea.com