Agamas “Rainbow Lizards” on the Treasure Coast: A Florida Master Naturalist Final Project
For their Florida Master Naturalist Uplands course final project, Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd conducted observational research on Agama agama on the Florida Treasure Coast. I served as overall course instructor and Ellen Butler served as their final project manager. Their findings were presented in the slides below:
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
Authors: Marko Sillanpaa and Chloe Lloyd
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Final Project Manager Ellen Butler
by Ken Gioeli 
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Tags: #events, Agama, invasive reptile, Rainbow lizard