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Erik Lovestrand
Franklin County Extension Director and Regional Specialized Sea Grant Agent
Posts by Erik Lovestrand:
- Dirty Jobs Abound in the Natural World
- Fatal Palm Disease Discovered in Franklin County
- Meet our new director!
- Wakulla Master Gardener Volunteer 2022 Spring Seed Library Program
- ANNUAL 2022 UF/IFAS WAKULLA MASTER GARDENER VOLUNTEER PLANT SALE
- Cuphea, a Pollinator Magnet for Your Yard
- Demonstration Gardens Installed at Franklin County Extension Office
- Summer: Tis the Season for Sensational Seafood!
- Cobia: An Amazing Fish and Fishery for North Florida
- Zombies and Vampires Discovered in Earth’s Deep Oceans
- CFAP 2 Will Cover an Additional 40 Commodities; Including Farmed Molluscan Shellfish
- Accept the Challenge: Donate peanut butter to feed local families
- When is a Muscadine a Scuppernong?
- CARES Act Funding in the Pipeline for COVID-Impacted Fishing Industry
- Fly Trapping Plant That Does NOT Eat its Catch
- Expecting a Major Amphibian Exodus During July
- Birds and Blooms Tell us Spring is on the Way
- Northern Gulf Salt Marshes: Vital for Many Reasons
- Bioluminescence: Light Show Beneath the Sea
- Tiger Beetles: Common but Rarely Recognized by Beachgoers
- Panhandle Outdoor Live: 2019 Springs Tour
- 4-H Summer Camp Numbers Continue to Climb
- Two Kites Over North Florida
- Neither A Sea Turtle nor a River Cooter: Our Special Coastal Terrapin
- Cnidarians - Summertime Beach Spoilers
- Stingrays, Cownose and Electric Rays: Just to name a few
- Beware of Invaders in our Native Habitats
- Spiders and Springtails Underwater …what’s next?
- A Rough 2018 for Mid-Florida Panhandle Seafood Industry: Post- Hurricane Michael
- Significant Barrier Dune Losses from Hurricane Michael
- Road Kill Snakes: What a Shame
- Hurricane Michael Devastates Regional Seafood Industry
- ACF Water War Update: US Supreme Court Rules on Florida v. Georgia
- Are Sharks Really Out to Eat People?
- Backyard Shiitake Mushrooms: Tasty & Safe DIY Project
- An Invasive Species: Tree Privet (Ligustrum lucidum)
- Meanwhile, Back at the Oyster Ranch...
- Oyster Restoration Research Team Announces Nov. 14 Meeting
- Oyster Restoration Research Team Announces May 1 Meeting
- Sea Grant needs your help
- Micro-Invasives can Cause Big Problems – Bacterial Pathogens
- Panhandle Sea Grant Agents Receive Grant to Protect Sea Turtles
- Oyster Restoration Research in Apalachicola Bay
- APALACHICOLA NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE HOSTS FREE MONARCHS AND MILKWEED TALK
- Apalachicola Research Reserve hosts free talk about dolphin research
- Apalachicola Loses an Icon of the Oyster Industry
- NW Florida Extensions are requesting your ADVICE
- Interesting and educational new video production released by Apalachicola National Estuary Research Reserve
- Invasive Exotic Species and Control Workshop
- Turtle Friendly Lighting Workshop
- ECONFINA CREEK WATER SCHOOL
- CoCoRaHS needs Franklin County's help!!
- CoCoRaHS needs Franklin County's help!!
- Seagrass Exploration Class
- Coastal Properties offer haven for birds
- Sawfish need our help
- Public Workshop Held to Discuss Apalachicola Bay Management Strategies
- Beekeeping Short Course Available in Franklin County
- Upcoming February and March Extension Classes
- Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Investiture Today
- Oyster Check Stations Reinstated for Apalachicola Bay Harvesters
- Cogon Grass: Invasive, Noxious, Non-native Weed
- Franklin County Students Enjoy AG Adventures!
- Franklin County 4-H Saddle Club
- Honey Bee Health and Best Management Practices Workshop
- Lights Out For Turtles
- Financial Management Webinars Available
- Oystermen Take Note: New Small Vessel Discharge Permit Affecting All Commercial Vessels Under 79 Foot Length
- Meet Franklin County's 2014 Outstanding Farm Family
- Franklin County Youth enjoyed 4-H Ag Adventures!