Events Calendar

2009-2010 Forest Stewardship Program, Extension & Other Natural Resource Events

If you know of a natural resource event that should be included on this page please send an email with the name of the event, date, location, and contact phone or email to cdemers@ufl.edu.

Events

Date Event, Location, Contacts
December 1
14th Annual Exotic Species Workshop for Southwest Florida,
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM (ET), Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers

Registration is free! Details and Registration Link:  http://exoticsworkshop2009.eventbrite.com
December 8-10
Natural Areas Training Academy: Conservation Site Assessment and Planning. Ordway-Swisher Biological Station, Melrose, Florida. See http://nata.snre.ufl.edu/conserv.htm for details.
December 10

Forest Stewardship Videoconference:
Find Technical and Financial Assistance for Small Farm, Forest and Wildlife Management, 1 - 5 PM ET (12 - 4 PM CT) broadcast live via Polycom from the University of Florida Campus to Extension facilities in Clay, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lee, Madison, Miami-Dade, Nassau, Osceola, Santa Rosa, Walton and Washington Counties. See Web page linked above for details.
December 12-13
Introduction to the Natural Uplands of Duette, 8:30 am Saturday - 3:00 pm Sunday (EST), Manatee County. Hosted by the Manatee-Sarasota Fish & Game Association, Inc.. Contact Chick and Merrie Lynn Parker at (941) 792-8314 or e-mail ml.chickp@verizon.net.
January 12
Annie’s Project, Hernando County. This begins a 6-week course designed for farm/ranch women to help them become active and involved farm partners.  Cost is $25.  For more information contact Stacy Strickland, UF-IFAS Hernando County Extension Office, jsstrick@ufl.edu, (352) 754-4433.
January 14
Annie’s Project, Marion County. This begins a 6-week course designed for farm/ranch women to help them become active and involved farm partners.  Cost is $25.  For more information contact Cindy Steinke at the UF-IFAS Marion County Extension Office, cynthia.steinke@marioncountyfl.org, (352) 671-8400

January 21


Forest Stewardship Property Tour at Promise Ranch, Property of Roberty Panuska
, Lake County. Call Maggie Jarrell at the Lake County Extension Office at (352) 742-3999 x.2730 to register.
February 5
Annie’s Project, Suwannee / Columbia County. This begins a 6-week course designed for farm/ranch women to help them become active and involved farm partners.  Cost is $25.  For more information contact Mary Sowerby at the UF-IFAS Suwannee County Extension Office, meso@ifas.ufl.edu, (386) 362-2771
February 5
Forest Stewardship Tour in Lee County, Details to be announced.
February 9
Annie’s Project, Sumter / Lake County. This begins a 6-week course designed for farm/ranch women to help them become active and involved farm partners.  Cost is $25.  For more information contact Susan Kelly, UF-IFAS Sumter County Extension Office, sakelly@ufl.edu, (352) 793-2728.
February 10
Annie’s Project, Sarasota County. This begins a 6-week course designed for farm/ranch women to help them become active and involved farm partners.  Cost is $25.  For more information contact Robert Kluson, UF-IFAS Sarasota County Extension Office, rkluson@ufl.edu, (941) 232-3090.
February 25

Forest Stewardship Property Tour at Saturiwa Conservation Area, Property of Mike Adams, 2009 Forest Stewardship Landowner of the Year
, St. Johns County
. Call the St. Johns County Extension Office at (904) 209-0430 to register.
March 11

Forest Stewardship Workshop, Diversify Income from Your Land
, 9:00 am - 3 pm ET, UF-IFAS Hillsborough County Extension Office, Seffner, FL
. Details to be announced.
March 23
Forest Stewardship Workshop, Diversify Income from Your Land, 9:00 am - 3 pm ET, UF-IFAS Clay County Extension Office, Green Cove Springs, FL. Details to be announced.
May 5-7
59th Annual Florida Beef Cattle Short Course, Hilton University of Florida. See http://conference.ifas.ufl.edu/beef/index.htm for more information.

Other Events Listings

Additional UF-IFAS Extension Events

School of Forest Resources and Conservation Events

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

Southern Region Extension Forestry

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