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The Florida Geological Survey (FGS) collects, archives, interprets and distributes geologic information to benefit the environment and Florida’s communities. FGS uses geologic, hydrogeologic and related data as well as mapping and modeling to improve understanding of water and mineral resources, and geological hazards such as sinkholes.
Our geoscience products support initiatives related to water-resource conservation and management, improvement of the quality of natural resources and promotion of economic growth.
FGS is committed to continuously increasing the amount and quality of geoscience data and making it available to the public. Collaboration with local, state and federal agency partners ensures a robust and cost-efficient approach to addressing Florida's environmental concerns.
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Education and Outreach
The FGS is dedicated to facilitating a culture of responsible environmental stewardship through outreach activities.
Geologic Collections
The FGS maintains collections of geologic samples, fossils and photos.
Geologic Topics
Learn more about geology and the geosciences as FGS shares a number of topics.
Maps and Data
FGS has a number of resources for geologic data and information.
Research
Through its research projects, the Florida Geological Survey collects, interprets and provides objective quality geologic information about Florida.
Sinkholes
Sinkholes are a common feature of Florida's landscape. Learn more about sinkholes and FGS research.
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