Scholars studying the Classic Maya have long been fascinated by the role of the environment in understanding the rise, fall, and fluorescence of Maya society. First perceived as a limiting […]
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What is the human being today? Do we need to rethink who we are in order to respond to the unprecedented threats posed by environmental and scientific change? This workshop […]
What can be learned from the study of religion about motivating climate action? Are religious people less likely to accept human responsibility for climate change? Erin Prophet will examine contemporary […]
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Join a park ranger for a trip through time! See Ichetucknee’s past, from the stories of the Native Americans all the way up to the beautiful park that welcomes you […]
Join President Kent and Linda Fuchs at their campus home to hear UF Professor of History and 2018 Pulitzer Prize winner Jack Davis discuss the meaning and evolving importance of […]
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