Ranchers’ COVID-19 Response
This is the fourth and final photo essay of the Telling Their Stories: How Ranchers Use Science During Day-to-Day Operations ...
This is the fourth and final photo essay of the Telling Their Stories: How Ranchers Use Science During Day-to-Day Operations ...
This is the third photo essay of the Telling Their Stories: How Ranchers Use Science During Day-to-Day Operations four-part series. ...
This is the second photo essay of the Telling Their Stories: How Ranchers Use Science During Day-to-Day Operations four-part series. ...
This is the first photo essay of the Telling Their Stories: How Ranchers Use Science During Day-to-Day Operations four-part series. ...
Join Julia Canady as she takes you on a tour to show invasive plants in your backyard. Invasive weeds creep into our everyday landscape. Plants that we would never otherwise identify can significantly impact our environment by both out competing and overwhelming native vegetation. Invasive plants are of particular importance to the state of Florida ...
Join Tristen Wyatt as she takes you through a Florida neighborhood and points out invasive plants. Most people in Florida take pride in their yard. They put in extensive care and try to make sure that everything looks in place. However, believe it or not a lot of yards struggle with invasive plants. Click here ...
Join Charlee Montford and Karissa Palmer as they take your on a tour of a to show you how COVID-19 has impacted Tatum Brothers Lumber, and how they are keeping their employees and customers safe during this unknown time. Click here to view their tour
Join Milli Jones on a virtual tour to take a look into why managing invasive species on a ranch is important. This Google tour aims to explain why Florida ranchers control invasive species on the land. It will also explain different management practices ranchers use to try and control the invasive species. This tour should ...
Join Brendan Register as he takes you on a tour of Loblolly Woods Nature Park. Loblolly Woods Nature Park provides Gainesville residents with a taste of the outdoors in the middle of the city. Unfortunately, such a refuge is not immune to the touch of invasive plants. This tour will show you one of such ...
Join Brooke Miller as she takes you on a virtual tour of a small community in Micanopy, Florida. The community full of nature, ranging from invasive to native plants. Click here to view her tour
Join Harold Weeks to see places in Gainesville to be able to be outside and social distance and stay safe during COVID-19. Click here to view his tour
Join Baylee Carroll as she takes you to the Gainesville Community Ministry. The Gainesville Community Ministry has been helping meet the needs of Gainesville's people for over 40 years. It is their mission to provide education and resources to people stuck in crisis and help end the cycle of poverty that prevents people from helping ...
Join Kathryn Ivey on a tour that will show individuals how academic advising within Family, Youth, and Community Sciences (FYCS) in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) at the University of Florida (UF) has moved to a digital advising platform due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There will also be an overview of where ...
Join Savannah Gardner on this virtual tour is exploring aquatic invasive species at Sweetwater Wetlands Park in Gainesville, Florida. The most common invasive species at Sweetwater Wetlands Park include Water hyacinth, torpedo grass, Mexican petunia, and wild taro. Click here to view her tour