ALT A vertical promotional image shows a man outdoors assembling or working on a large multirotor drone under a bright blue sky. He wears a blue “GATORS” baseball cap, sunglasses, and a gray collared work shirt with embroidered logos. In the foreground, the drone’s black frame, arms, wiring, landing structure, and front-mounted camera dominate the lower half of the image. Large red block letters outlined in dark blue on the left read “SHOW YOUR WORK.” A chain-link fence, orange traffic cones, and grassy ground appear in the background. A small white decorative plant-like logo is visible in the lower-right corner.

ALT A vertical event flyer with a close-up photograph of a whiskered catfish among bright green aquatic plants on the left and event information on a dark blue, horizontally striped background on the right. The orange script headline reads “Aquatic Ecology Fishing Day.” White text lists the time as 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., the date as Sept. 19, 2026, and the location as 7922 NW 71st St., Gainesville, FL 32653. Contact information appears below, followed by the University of Florida IFAS School of Forest, Fisheries & Geomatics Sciences logo at the bottom.

ALT A promotional collage for the 14th Annual Fall Social hosted by the UF/IFAS School of Forest, Fisheries, & Geomatics Sciences. The left side features a large graphic of a fish, leaves, a red-and-white globe, a spatula, and a burger with a hot dog. Large red and blue lettering announces the event, which is scheduled for Friday, September 11, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Newins-Ziegler Breezeway. The bottom lists food, games, student groups, and club gear. The right side contains photographs of students and student organizations. Two people pose beside a colorful hiking-club display board; another student stands beside a Marine Biology Club presentation board; and three students sit together while eating outdoors. The photographs show brick and wooden building backgrounds, club posters, food, and casual campus activities.

ALT The image features a serene coastal scene depicting a dock along a body of water in Cedar Key. In the foreground, a white boat is moored to the left side, while a few ducks are seen swimming nearby, partially obscured by the water's reflective surface. The midground is populated with green foliage and a cluster of buildings, showcasing both residential and commercial architecture typical of a coastal town. The background reveals a bright sky with soft clouds, lending an overall tranquil feel to the scene. Overlaying the image is text that conveys a message, using a mix of fonts and colors to emphasize key phrases related to Gulf scholars, community voices, and the University of Florida’s involvement.

ALT The image features a visually engaging layout of a newsletter for the School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences, dated August 2026. The top section showcases a colorful logo, incorporating elements like a globe, leaves, and a fish, symbolizing a blend of environmental themes. Below the logo, a prominent photograph depicts several individuals walking along a narrow path through a dense, lush green forest. The attendees, viewed from behind, are part of the Urban Forestry Summit and are seen engaging with their surroundings as they navigate through the Natural Area Teaching Laboratory. In the lower section, various white and blue text blocks relay key information about a recent $1.79 million grant awarded by the National Science Foundation for research focusing on the interconnectedness of artificial intelligence, water, and carbon.

ALT The image features a collage of two main sections. The first section highlights two IT staff members from the SFFGS who received the "Staff Member(s) of the Month" honors. It includes a photograph of two men: one on the left, identified as Felipe Romero, an IT Generalist, and the other on the right, Michael Teti, an End User Computing Specialist. They are smiling and appear to be in an office setting. Below their photograph is text discussing their contributions to the organization, including their technical support work. The second section focuses on Mysha Clarke, an SFFGS Assistant Professor, who received the 2026 ISA Early-Career Scientist Award. It features her smiling beside an award plaque. This section contains additional information text acknowledging her achievements and details of the upcoming ISA conference in Detroit, where she will present her research. The image is rich in color with green headers and white backgrounds for the text sections.

ALT The image features an article titled "Boat ramp study to help guide Everglades use policy." It provides an overview of a research study by SFFGS professors on the interaction between commercial and recreational boat ramps in the Everglades. The visual includes a photograph of three individuals—Professor Taylor Stein, Graduate Student Alexandra Goodhard, and Research Scientist Ramesh Paudyal—smiling while taking a ride in an airboat surrounded by lush greenery. The background displays a boat ramp area with trees and water, indicating an outdoor setting. To the right, there's a gathering of people seated at tables, possibly discussing the study. The text elements include headings and paragraphs that convey important information about the study's focus on resource management and the impact of airboat activities on the ecosystem.

ALT The image is a promotional flyer for the "14th Annual Fall Social" organized by the UF/IFAS School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences. The background features a light blue-green border with a graphic of a spatula and a colorful logo that includes a globe, a leaf, and a fish. The central section of the flyer displays the event details prominently. The event is scheduled for Friday, September 11, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Newins-Ziegler Breezeway. Surrounding the text are images of individuals interacting at the social, engaging with food, and displaying presentations, including a booth for the Marine Biology Club with photos. The lower part of the flyer highlights featured offerings like hamburgers, black bean vegan burgers, hot dogs, fruit and vegetables, snacks, drinks, and games. There is also mention of SFFGS student groups and club gear available.