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Dr. Steve A. Johnson Monica E. McGarrity (University of Florida)

Dr. Steve A. Johnson Monica E. McGarrity (University of Florida). Created by:. Funding provided In part by:. 1-888-IVE-GOT1. “Powered” by:. Why does Florida need REDDy?. Large, non-native, carnivorous lizards and snakes are established and breeding in Florida.

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Dr. Steve A. Johnson Monica E. McGarrity (University of Florida)

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  1. Dr. Steve A. Johnson Monica E. McGarrity (University of Florida) Created by: Funding provided In part by: 1-888-IVE-GOT1 “Powered” by:

  2. Why does Florida need REDDy? • Large, non-native, carnivorous lizards and snakes are established and breeding in Florida

  3. Why does Florida need REDDy? • Early detection and rapid response (EDRR) network • Critical for halting or managing invasions • Little available funding • “Grass roots” observer efforts are needed

  4. What is REDDy? • SAFETY First / Introduction to Observing

  5. What is REDDy? • SCAN Possible Habitats

  6. What is REDDy? • SPOT Non-native Reptiles & Collect Data

  7. What is REDDy? • SUBMIT a Detailed Report • WHO • WHAT • WHEN • WHERE

  8. What is REDDy?

  9. What is REDDy?

  10. What is REDDy?

  11. What is REDDy?

  12. What do REDDy observers do?

  13. Where do I find REDDy?http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/reddy.shtml Click Here

  14. Where do I find REDDy?http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/getreddy.shtml Click Here For The Guide… Click Here to go to eLearning

  15. Where do I find REDDy?http://eces.ifas.ufl.edu 1. Log in (UF) or register (FREE!) 2. View courses under Wildlife Ecology topic (scroll down) 3. Select the REDDy course (look for our logo)

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  20. Additional Resources • REDDy Webpage: • http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/alreadyreddy.shtml • (Or go to the main page and click on the Already REDDy button shown below) • Printable resources • Information links • YouTube videos • Reporting links • And more… Click Here

  21. Thank you!!!

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