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Recommended Native Landscape Plants for Florida's Treasure Coast
EP348/ENH1082 by Sandra B. Wilson, Judith A. Gersony, Keona L. Nolan, Janice C. Broda, and Edward A. Skvarch, Jr.January 8, 2021
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St. Lucie County 4-H Farm: A unique mode of program delivery
johnfergusoJuly 11th, 2024There are several delivery modes for 4-H programs, such as camps, afterschool, community clubs, project clubs, 4-H school enrichment, Instructional TV or video, competitive events, 4-H in-school clubs, and independent studies, to name a few. Many of us, however, may not pay attention to other unique modes of 4-H program delivery, such as an outdoor […]
4-H Workforce Preparation – Guides the Pathway to Career Choices
johnfergusoJune 27th, 20244-H Workforce Preparation is a clear indication that sometimes, we don’t acknowledge the work that goes into the food at our table, and this program gives a hands-on opportunity for the participants to have this insight. Tessa Toman is a senior 4-H member of the Feathers and Furs 4-H club with eight years of active […]
Agama and Basilisk Photos at Gordy Road Preserve
Ken GioeliJune 13th, 2024Some nonnative reptile species found in Florida are fast and flee quickly from people with cameras. Its recommended that nonnative reptiles be reported using ivegot1 or Eddmaps. Capturing photos and videos can be tricky and often need telephoto lenses. Nonnative lizards such as Peters’s rock agama and brown basilisks can be particularly tricky to photograph […]
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