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Sawmill Slough Preserve Expansion Proposal 2015
UNF Environmental Center and UNF Sustainability Committee
The Sawmill Slough Preserve is a living laboratory which not only promotes student and faculty research and education, but also, serves as a safe harbor and protects a unique biodiversity within a developing urban island environment. Many students choose UNF not just for the academic environment, but for the surrounding natural environment as well. The natural habitats and wildlife that reside on campus foster education and greatly enhance the experience of UNF students. The recommended expansion areas are fundamental in fulfilling the mission of the Preserve to encourage natural biodiversity, and the values of the University, such as “community engagement” and “responsibility to the natural environment.” The Preserve helps to make students; faculty and staff feel that there truly is “No one like you. No place like this.”
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Management of the Sawmill Slough Preserve, University of North Florida
Justin M. Lemmons, Charles Hubbuch, and Anthony M. Rossi
Poster presented at the 2014 Ecological Society of America (ESA) 99th Annual Meeting: From Oceans to Mountains. Sacramento, California.
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Sawmill Slough Preserve, University of North Florida
Justin M. Lemmons, Adam Bauernfeind, and Charles Hubbuch
Poster presented at the Fall 2013 meeting of the Florida Society of Environmental Analysts (FSEA) meeting in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Sawmill Slough Preserve at the University of North Florida
James Taylor
Taylor, J.W., J. Lemmons and C. Hubbuch. 2013. Sawmill Slough Preserve, University of North Florida. Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) Annual Conference. Nashville, TN. (Powerpoint)
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