The Florida Institute of Built Environment Resilience (FIBER) at the University of Florida is excited to announce a new program […]
FIBER Launches New Program to Help Small Florida Communities Become More Resilient Read More »
On November 6th and 7th, the Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience (FIBER) hosted the Coastal Inundation Mapping Course supported
NOAA Coastal Inundation Mapping Course at FIBER Read More »
A recent study led by researchers from the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning highlights the urgent
On March 18th, 2022, Florida Resilient Cities held a walking workshop in Port St. Joe. Over the course of one
A Walking Workshop in Port St. Joe for Watershed Strategies Read More »
Jeff Carney has presented the video “After Michael: Memory and Reinvention in Port St Joe” on a webinar hosted by
After Michael: Memory and Reinvention in Port St Joe Read More »
The Florida Resilient Cities team working in Jacksonville have conducted the first participatory walk in Jacksonville on April 30, 2022.
First Community Engagement Participatory Walk in Jacksonville Read More »
A team led by Jeff Carney is conducting research in Jacksonville within the watersheds of the McCoys and Hogan creeks.
Housing, Environment, and Well-being in Jacksonville, Florida Read More »
FIBER Postdoctoral Associate Whittaker Schroder and faculty member Timothy Murtha have recently published the article “UAV LiDAR Survey for Archaeological
FIBER Researchers Publish Article in Remote Sensing Read More »
The University of Florida’s Florida Resilient Cities (FRC) Program has engaged in a two-year journey to support the community of Port St.
Port St. Joe Exhibit: A Vision of Resilience Read More »
Director of FIBER Dave Hulse and professor Bart Johnson published an article on The Conversation about the results of their
FIBER research draws 3 wildfire lessons for forest towns Read More »
