Water Programs
Conservation Florida Land Steward Update, January 21, 2022
CONGRATULATIONS BILL BLACK AND DENISE MATTHEWS, 2022 FLORIDA LAND STEWARDS OF THE YEAR! We congratulate Bill Black and Denise Matthews for the outstanding stewardship of their Sparkleberry Farm property in Alachua County. As a result of their continuous planning and hard work the property is home to abundant wildlife, longleaf pine, naturally regenerated slash and loblolly pine stands, hardwood swamps, and a rich groundcover Read More
ConservationTrees should be treated as infrastructure
By Dr. J. Scott Angle, Dr. Andra Johnson, and Ed Bravo Trees’ little brothers are shrubs and green groundcover, but their concrete cousins include streets, sidewalks and sewers. On Florida Arbor Day (Jan. 22), we pay homage to trees as work horses, not show horses. They cool urban heat islands, sequester carbon, shelter wildlife, and filter stormwater. There’s even been research indicating they reduce car crashes. It’s importantRead More
UF/IFAS Water In Florida
UF/IFAS Research // 9 Days Ago
NCBS Intern Report: Historical Aspects of Common Snook Expansion on Florida’s Nature Coast
