Gainesville / Philadelphia / Tallahassee / Atlanta / /
Company
County Commissioners Cooperating / All About / Resources Internet Resources / /
Continent
North America / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Newins-Ziegler Hall / Building Better Communities / University of Florida’s Master Naturalist Program / University Presses / University of Florida/ IFAS / University of Florida / Archbold Biological Station / Wildlife Research Institute / Institute of Food / /
IndustryTerm
important tool / food / food source / /
NaturalFeature
Ocala National Forest / /
Organization
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences / Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission / Florida A&M University / Fish and Wildlife Research Institute / Florida Wildlife Federation / Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission / U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Florida Cooperative Extension Service / Cornell Lab of Ornithology / U.S. Department of Agriculture / federal government / Florida Department / Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation / Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Department / American Ornithologists Union / University of Florida / Nature Conservancy / Academy of Natural Sciences / Florida Park Service / Equal Opportunity Institution / Audubon Society / /
Person
Jay Watch / Johnson Figure / A. Poole / Karl E. Miller / Craig A. Faulhaber / F. Gill Washington / Thomas A. Obreza / Travis Blunden / A. Johnson Florida Scrub-Jays / Steve A. Johnson / /
Position
crested head / sky-blue head / habitat specialist / associate professor and Extension specialist / /
WEC261 The Florida Scrub-Jay: A Species in Peril1 Steve A. Johnson, Karl E. Miller, and Travis Blunden2 Of the hundreds of native bird species living in Florida,