Shelby is the communications manager at the UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants. She enjoys photography, riding horses, traveling and cheering on the Gators. She can be contacted at soesterreicher@ufl.edu or 352-273-3667.

Posts by Shelby Thomas:

• Do Aquatic Herbicides Cause Sores on Fish?
• Spray Coverage Vs. Spray Coverage
• Giant salvinia: A Sleeping Monster
• Waterhyacinth: A Past Memory or a Current Problem?
• UF/IFAS CAIP Scientists Educate About Aquatic Invasive Plant Control
• The Science Behind Maintenance Control
• Water lettuce, Pista stratiotes: Native...Invasive...Or does it really matter?
• Water lettuce, Pista stratiotes: Manage it, or let nature take its course?
• Biological Control Development
• UF/IFAS CAIP Graduate Student Overcomes COVID-19 Setbacks

• University of Florida Scientists and Students Adapt and Overcome Despite COVID-19
• Working Harder to Make Hydrilla Harvesting Work
• The Virtues of Mechanical Harvesting
• Working at UF/IFAS CAIP is a Family Tradition
• National Invasive Species Awareness Week – Four of Florida’s Invasive Plants
• Graduate Student Highlight: Jacob Thayer
• Winter: Friend or Foe to Invasive Plants?
• Graduate Student Highlight: Jonathan Glueckert
• 2019 - A Year of Growth
• Intern Highlight: Katie Ray

• Graduate Student Highlight: Mackenzie Bell
• Graduate Student Highlight: Jessica Solomon
• Five of Florida's Spookiest Invasive Plants
• Hurricanes: Friend or Foe to Invasive Plants?
• EDIS Update: Lost in the Weeds? A Comprehensive Guide to Florida's Many Non-Native Plant Lists
• Integrated Management Approach Increases Water Flow
• Potential Impacts of Invasive Plants
• UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants