Invasive Species — Entidade

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Florida Land Steward Update, August 14, 2026

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA LANDOWNERS THROUGH THE SURFACE TO SPRINGS AND FOREST TO GULF REGIONAL CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS (RCPPs) Apply by September 30, 2026 Nort

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What do Elephants have to do with Bee Fences?

MGV Giles Paget-Wilkes, self-described multi-national citizen and lead of the Discovery Gardens apiary, gave a fascinating talk on the development of Bee Fences on Mount Elgon in Kenya. Map of Mount E

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 6 dias

Sargassum Summer: Florida’s 2026 Record Sargassum Bloom Is More Than a Beach Problem

Quick Facts What it is: Sargassum is a free-floating brown seaweed that drifts across the open ocean. Where it comes from: The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a massive accumulation of floating algae s

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 9 dias

The Spread of the Python

So the search begins… This week, I got the opportunity to participate in my very first python survey and potential removal! This started due to a potential sighting within a preserve so we were

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Florida Land Steward Update, August 7, 2026

SUMMER-FALL 2026 ISSUE OF QUARTERLY FLORIDA LAND STEWARD NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE In this issue: Need Equipment or Herbicides? Check out the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s P

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NATL, not to be overlooked

It can be missed sometimes, considering the attention the Austin Cary Forest receives, but the Natural Area Teaching Laboratory (NATL) is one of UF’s hidden treasures. Organizers of the recent Urban F

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 11 dias

Don’t Let Your Landscape Become an Invasive Plant Factory

You carefully select plants to create a beautiful landscape, provide wildlife habitat, and increase your home’s curb appeal. But hidden among those desirable plants may be an uninvited guest, an

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Intern Profile: Cassidy Dalton’s Journey in Research and Learning

Cassidy Dalton, an undergraduate student at the University of Florida studying environmental management, natural resources and agriculture, has spent her summer as an intern at the Hayslip Biological