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Savanna Barry
Savanna is a Regional Specialized Extension Agent based in Cedar Key, FL at the UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station. She specializes in coastal marine ecosystems, especially seagrass meadows. Her extension programs focus on sustainable coastal tourism, habitat restoration and enhancement, and coastal literacy and stewardship. Contact her at savanna.barry(at)ufl(dot)edu
Posts by Savanna Barry:
- Hurricane Idalia Recovery and Response Resources
- Hurricane Idalia flood depth predictions for Cedar Key and surrounding region
- Resilient Cedar Key team launches flooding vulnerability mapper
- Old Fenimore Mill Living Shoreline Update
- Catch the Nature Coast Currents in 2023
- Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup 2022 Results
- Help safeguard Florida's fishing future! Become a Florida Friendly Angler
- Virtual Course helps Mangrove Trimmers Brush Up their Skills
- Immersive experiences with coastal habitats - no towel required!
- Join the discussion about the Nature Coast Aquatic Preserve
- New guided tours help you follow the Big Bend Shellfish Trail
- A Tribute to Capt. Dan Clymer
- Derelict Crab Trap Cleanups Continue in 2022
- Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup 2021
- A Partnership for PROS: Plastic Free Restoration of Oyster Shorelines
- Mapping propeller scars and charting a course for recovery with drone imagery
- Recreational Scallop Season 2021
- Water quality monitoring commences in the newly established Nature Coast Aquatic Preserve
- Learn how to restore marine habitats
- Donor marsh at Duke Energy Mariculture Center making donations!
- Living Shorelines for Marine Contractors
- Baked Seatrout with Pesto Pine Nut Topping: Florida Seafood at your Fingertips LIVE!
- 2020 Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup Results
- Join the 2020 International Coastal Cleanup in Cedar Key
- Catch the Nature Coast Currents
- If you build it, oysters will come
- Coastal job available: Oyster reef monitoring technician
- Fish with a Florida Friendly Fishing Guide
- Simply Delish Scallops: Florida Seafood at your Fingertips LIVE
- Water Watch comes to Horseshoe Beach
- Recreational Scalloping Season 2020
- Boom Boom Shrimp: Florida Seafood at your Fingertips LIVE!
- Virtual training for Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch now live!
- Discover living shorelines
- Coastal Shoreline Restoration from the couch
- What can mangroves do for you?
- Coastal Shoreline Restoration Experience through the Florida Master Naturalist Program
- Citizen science training workshop for Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch
- Spring 2020 Living Shoreline Volunteer Days
- Cedar Key Seabird Rescue: 2019 Summary
- Seagrass restoration success rates revealed by new study
- Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup Results 2019
- What's going on along Cedar Key's shorelines?
- Seagrass protection initiatives help boaters do their part
- Become a Florida Friendly Fishing Guide
- 2019 Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup
- NCBS Oyster Habitat Project Update
- Cedar Key Bird Rescue Hotline
- Fruit frenzy! Not the kind you think...
- Pledge to be a seagrass safe boater!
- What's new with Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch?
- Healing scars: restoration of shallow seagrass banks
- Pioneer Snook in the Nature Coast
- Congratulations to the Nature Coast Champions!
- Recreational Scalloping Season 2019
- Shorebird Nesting Season in the Nature Coast
- Living Shoreline Master Plan for Cedar Key
- Beach nesting bonanza! Help us by reporting tagged horseshoe crabs
- Let the plastic times roll
- Follow the Big Bend Shellfish Trail
- Don't Commit these 3 Recycling Faux Pas
- 2018 Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch Summary
- Turtle v. Snake
- Big year at Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup cause for concern?
- Redeeming a seawall
- 2018 Cedar Key Coastal Cleanup
- How are we doing after 50+ years of oyster restoration in the US?
- New Recreational Scalloping Resource
- Tropicalization of Big Bend seagrass meadows
- Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch Spring 2018 Summary
- Fight the global takeover of plastic
- The making of an oyster reef
- Donor Marsh at Duke Energy
- Smog of the Sea Screening
- New research on seagrass resilience in the Nature Coast
- Recreational Scalloping Season 2018
- Coastal Water Watch in Cedar Key
- Be a Natural Resource Reporter
- Establishing a Donor Marsh at Duke Energy
- Skip the Straw
- Spring 2018 Nature Coast Master Naturalist Courses
- Cedar Key Workout on the Waterfront
- Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch Summary 2017
- Cedar Key Bird Rescue: 2017 Year in Review
- NCBS Intern Report: Sustainable Boating and Scalloping in the Nature Coast
- NCBS Intern Report: Monitoring Water Quality in Suwannee's Springs
- NCBS Intern Report: Joe Rains Beach Living Shoreline
- NCBS Intern Report: Fisheries Independent Monitoring
- NCBS Intern Report: Testing Coastal Restoration Strategies
- NCBS Intern Report: Perfectly Seine