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FFGS is a school in the University of Florida's IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, offering programs in Forestry, Natural Resource Conservation, Fisheries, Geomatics, and Marine Sciences. 🌳🐟🌐
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It’s the wooos vs. the yehaws during Dr. Andreu’s final exam for FNR 3131C: Dendrology and Forest Plants.
The class is divided into two teams and when all member of a team identify the plant correctly — they celebrate.
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Students listen for a plant-identification question during Dr. Andreu’s final exam for FNR 3131C: Dendrology and Forest Plants, conducted outside among moss-draped oaks.
December 3, 2025 at 7:25 PM
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Presented to FFGS Forester and Assistant Director Scott Sager on Dec. 2, 2025:

"For his exceptional commitment to the legendary phrase, 'THOSE SORTS OF THINGS' — delivered a grand total of 857 times during the Fall 2025 semester...."

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FFGS Forester and Assistant Director Scott Sager holds a satirical achievement award for: "For his exceptional commitment to the legendary phrase, 'THOSE SORTS OF THINGS' — delivered a grand total of 857 times during the Fall 2025 semester. Your dedication to repetition, rhythm, and forest education truly embodies the UF spirit...and, of course, those sorts of things."
December 2, 2025 at 8:15 PM
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Congrats to Gage LaPierre, Ph.D, and Isabella Guttuso Browne on their new book, the Florida Meadow Manual!
It's now available for preorder.
From planning, design, site prep, installation, maintenance, and case studies — this book tries to capture it all.
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On the left side, the cover of the book, the Florida Meadow Manual, featuring text over an image of a Florida meadow. On the right, an image of one of the co-authors, Gage Daniel J. LaPierre, standing in a meadow filled with waist-high yellow flowers.
December 2, 2025 at 8:00 PM