The UF Center for Agricultural and Natural Resource Law is a research institute located in Gainesville, Florida, dedicated to the study and application of legal issues related to agriculture and natural resources. Situated in McCarty Hall B, the center provides expertise that supports the agricultural community, policymakers, and other stakeholders by addressing complex regulatory and legal challenges. It serves as a resource for individuals and organizations seeking informed guidance on matters that affect land use, environmental regulations, and agricultural practices.
This research institute combines legal scholarship with practical insights to analyze and interpret laws impacting Florida’s agricultural and natural resource sectors. Its work encompasses a broad range of topics including water management, property rights, environmental protection, and sustainable land use. By facilitating access to up-to-date legal information and educational resources, the center plays a critical role in fostering informed decision-making and promoting compliance with relevant laws.
The center’s location within the University of Florida framework allows it to collaborate with academic experts, government agencies, and industry professionals. This collaborative approach helps bridge the gap between legal theory and practical application, ensuring that research findings are relevant and useful for the community it serves. The UF Center for Agricultural and Natural Resource Law contributes to ongoing discussions on agricultural and environmental policy by providing clear, well-researched analysis tailored to the needs of Florida’s diverse stakeholders.
Those interested in learning more or seeking assistance can contact the center directly by phone at 352-294-7693. The UF Center for Agricultural and Natural Resource Law remains an important institution for advancing understanding and supporting sustainable practices within the agricultural and natural resource fields in Gainesville and beyond.
