If you are interested in the University of Florida Master Gardener Volunteer Program in Escambia County, plan to attend a special Volunteer Open House on Tuesday, August 6. Learn about training sessions, volunteer activities, and the role of… Read More
June 28, 2019 Sea Grant Notes This Week The Great Scallop Search This annual event requires a team of no fewer than three to survey one of 11 grids within Big Lagoon. Surveys require snorkeling… Read More
The recent attacks on swimmers in North Carolina have once again brought up the topic of sharks. And of course, “Shark Week” is coming up. It is understandable why people are concerned about swimming in waters were animals… Read More
I found one in Escambia County, near Perdido Key. It was dead, roadkill, and was quite large. Needless to say, working with invasive species and trying to stay ahead of any new potential problems, I was surprised. I… Read More
Or just mullet… maybe you prefer “mu-lay”… Either way it is a fish we all know and love. Those of us who grew up here on the Gulf coast know this fish as part of our culture. I… Read More
Join UF IFAS Escambia County Extension for our Lunch Break Garden Series at the West Florida Genealogy Branch Library, 5740 North 9th Ave. Pensacola Florida, 32504. We will have four sessions during the month of July from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30… Read More
I know I am not the only one fed up with the robocall madness. I no longer answer calls from numbers I do not recognize, and I block known scam numbers. These tactics don’t stop the incoming calls,… Read More
June 21, 2019 Sea Grant Notes This Week Jun 25 – Invasive Species in the Pensacola Bay Area A public presentation on selected species, their issues, and solutions on solving these problems will be given… Read More
Introduction Sparklers and fireworks have often been a highlight of celebrations throughout the summer months. While enjoying your summer celebrations, it is important to know that Florida has strict firework laws. According to the South Walton Fire District’s… Read More
Yep, We are still trying to remove this invasive plant from our area. For those who are not familiar with it, beach vitex (Vitex rotundifolia) is a category I invasive plant in Florida. It is current listed as… Read More
