Natural Resources
In 2015, people in Clay County used about 1.26 million gallons of water every day. By 2035, that amount is expected to double (2015 FSAID Report). The Clay County Natural Resource site helps you learn how our actions affect the environment. It shares easy-to-understand information about current issues, tips for saving natural resources, and details about local and regional workshops and programs. Take action today - explore our resources and join a workshop to learn how you can help protect Clay County's water and environment!
Environmental Stewardship
Water Quality – Learn about pond care, managing fish, and controlling aquatic weeds. Timber and Forestry Stewardship – Understand timber insects and practices like silviculture and silvopasture. Invasive Species - Find out how to manage harmful weeds on land and in water. Florida Master Naturalist Program – Explore core classes and special topic programs to learn more about Florida's natural environment.
Water Conservation
Agriculture Water Conservation – Learn how to choose the right irrigation system, improve efficiency, use drip and micro irrigation, and schedule watering for crops. Urban Water Conservation – Discover ways to make lawn and shrub irrigation systems work better, and check sprinkler systems for proper calibration. Youth Water Conservation Education - Programs that teach kids how to save water and protect our environment.
Meet Our Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Agent
Cassidy Dossin is the Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Agent for University of Florida/IFAS Extension Clay County. She shares research-based information and offers workshops to help farmers, cattle ranchers, crop growers, timber producers, plant nurseries, and pesticide applicators. Her goal is to support both traditional and alternative agriculture in our community.