Bring your students to the Riverwoods Field Lab on the Kissimmee River to learn about the largest river restoration project in the world! Targeting secondary and post-secondary students, we use the Kissimmee River as a living laboratory to immerse students in wetland ecology. Learn more about our Student Field Studies Program, as well as opportunities for student service-learning and student research programs.
Dozens of students from the Honor's College and the surrounding community have volunteered with CES. Students groups can participate in service-learning activities in the Robert J. Huckshorn Arboretum located in the heart of the campus. Through our volunteer Internship Program, students from the Honors College can earn school credit.
The Florida Atlantic University Center for Environmental Studies (CES) Coastal Resilience Research Lab examines human-environment interactions in the context of changing climates. The primary research focus is on how people perceive, create, and respond to the effects of sea-level rise and other climate challenges. Learn more.
The Center for Environmental Studies (CES) has previously partnered with the College of Science in the development of several courses for undergraduate and graduate students.Course topics included Coastal Socio-Ecological Systems, Data Analysis, Environmental Social Science Methods, Hazard and Disaster Planning, and Sea Level Rise Adaptation. Learn more.
