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November 2024

President's Letter President's Letter: Wrapping up Hurricane Season and Looking Ahead to Convention and Thanksgiving
11 Nov 2024

Hurricane season is almost over. Wow, what a season: three storms crossed our state this year. After traveling across Florida, visiting Ralph Taylor Nurseries on the west coast, then seeing the tornado-ravaged areas of Loxahatchee, I’m proud to sa

Hurricane Power Irrigation FNGLA Convention
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Guest Column Guest Column: The Impacts Hurricanes Have on Urban Forests
05 Nov 2024

As many Floridians continue to clear debris from their home lawns and landscapes following Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton, it might be easy to consider removing the cause of the debris. Yet the value trees bring to our homes, cities, and commu

Natural Disasters Hurricanes Hurricane Milton UF/IFAS Urban Forests Trees
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