The Benefits of a Living Shoreline

Imagine this… You are a sailor on a 16th century Spanish galleon anchored in a Florida Bay south of Tampa. You, along with others, are ordered to go ashore for a scouting trip to set… Read More
by BLOGS.IFAS2
Posted: October 7, 2017
Imagine this… You are a sailor on a 16th century Spanish galleon anchored in a Florida Bay south of Tampa. You, along with others, are ordered to go ashore for a scouting trip to set… Read More
by BLOGS.IFAS2
Posted: April 27, 2017
Floods are a common concern in many areas of the U.S. Gulf coastal residents should be particularly aware. Floods may come in the form of flash floods, which come with little warning. Other flood conditions… Read More
by BLOGS.IFAS2
Posted: January 29, 2016
The mission of the Florida Master Naturalist program (FMNP) is to promote awareness, understanding and respect of Florida’s natural environment. FMNP graduates, Paul Bennett and Charlie Lurton have both worked diligently through the permitting process to… Read More
Category: Natural Resources
Tags: Coastal, Enhance, Florida, graduates, Habitat, Living, Master, Naturalist, panhandle, Panhandle Outdoors, properties., protect, shorelines, Their
by BLOGS.IFAS2
Posted: June 10, 2014
Warming temperatures have awaken snakes that have been dormant during the winter months. As a result, they are more active during abnormal times of the day and move more than they typically do while searching for… Read More
by BLOGS.IFAS2
Posted: December 7, 2013
Coyotes can be a nuisance to pet and livestock owners as well as vegetable farmers. They are true scavengers and will eat just about anything – sheep, calves, poultry, deer, watermelons, snakes, foxes, cats, rabbits,… Read More
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