WFSU Ecology
Our ongoing quest is to find the essence of natural Florida, to answer the question: why is our place like no other? To do this, we dive in. We dive beneath the surface to discover how an ecosystem functions, and how it functions in concert with surrounding ecosystems. We dive in to meet the characters, the rare plants and animals, and the features of our landscape. And sometimes, we dive in quite literally.
Extras
Families discover America's largest mammal with Orbit, PBS Nature and the Smithsonian.
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor discusses her book "Something We Said."
Stefano Pozzebon; Edward Fishman; Martin Smith; Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor
Rick Steves takes you through London, celebrating the traditions that make it a cultural powerhouse.
Required Bible stories for Texas students challenge separation of church and state
News Wrap: Supreme Court rules constitutional protections apply to location data
What the Supreme Court rulings mean for presidential power
Supreme Court ruling proves Federal Reserve is unique agency, Lisa Cook's lawyer says
Rob Diaz de Villegas is WFSU Public Media's Ecology Producer. After years of producing WFSU's music program, OutLoud, Rob found himself in a salt marsh with a camera. This new beginning was the National Science Foundation-funded In the Grass, On the Reef, which became the award-winning WFSU Ecology Blog. Rob's Ecology work includes full-length documentaries, short-form television and radio stories, and podcasts. Rob is married with two children/ reluctant outdoor adventure companions.