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HAVEN & LKLD Articles

Shannon Carnevale started writing articles for Destroyer Media's HAVEN & LKLD magazines in 2023 on subjects related to natural resources, wildlife, conservation, and environmental issues. You can read more about Shannon in a profile Tara Crutchfield wrote in March of 2023.

Look for her articles, monthly except for September, online at: https://www.havenmagazines.com/
or in print everywhere HAVEN & LKLD magazines are distributed. 

 

Article Notes and Links

Below, you will find notes and links from published articles. Additionally, look for the "Learn More" section to find additional resources and information on the article's subject.

  • Watching Summer Lightning Shows... Safely | August 2026

    Article Link: https://www.havenmagazines.com/post/watching-summer-lightning-shows-safely

    Notes:

    • Remember these sayings: "NO Place Outside Is Safe When Thunderstorms Are In The Area!", "When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors!, and "Half An Hour Since Thunder Roars, Now It’s Safe To Go Outdoors!"
    • Educate yourself and others with these lightning safety tips and resources - www.weather.gov/safety/lightning
    • Severe Weather 101: Frequently Asked Questions About Lightning - www.nssl.noaa.gov/education/svrwx101/lightning/faq

    Learn More:

  • Nonnative Species in Florida’s Heartland | June 2026

    Article Link: https://www.havenmagazines.com/post/nonnative-species-in-florida-s-heartland

    Notes:

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  • Celebrating our Native Bees | May 2026
  • Getting to Know the Wild Blueberries | April 2026

    Article Link: https://www.havenmagazines.com/post/getting-to-know-the-wild-blueberries 

    Notes:

    • If you’re interested in adding some Darrow’s blueberry or shiny blueberry to your yard, find them at a local native plant nursery by visiting www.plantrealflorida.com

    Learn More:

  • Reflecting on Florida's State Tree | February 2026

    Article Link: https://www.havenmagazines.com/post/reflecting-on-florida-s-state-tree

    Notes:

    • If you’d like to read more about Florida bats and their preferred roosting habitats, check out the Florida Bat Conservancy’s Florida Bat Habitat webpage at floridabats.org/bat-habitat.
    • You can locate a certified arborist or check an arborist’s credentials at treesaregood.org.

    Learn More:

CONTACT

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Shannon Carnevale Natural Resources and Conservation Extension Agent III (863) 519-1051 scarnevale@ifas.ufl.edu