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Lee County
September 8 - October 13, 2023
Class filled. Contact Instructor for wait list
(Course Code: us23-05)
In-Person Class Facility
Estero Park and Recreation Center: Room 103A
9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd, Estero, FL 33928
Instructor Information
Lead and Point of Contact: Tony Mauriello
Organization: Friends of Lovers Key, Inc.
Phone: 267-614-9186
Email: tmauriello89@gmail.com
Tentative Course Agenda
Open the PDF below to view the full agenda for this course.
Course Guidelines
Covid-19 safety precautions
In light of the latest CDC updates and guidance from UF health experts, we no longer require masks during in-person FMNP activities but welcome masks for those who wish to wear them and voice support for those who do.
Classroom Presentations
Classes will held at the Estero Park and Recreation Center.
Field Trip Locations & Times:
May change due to unforeseen circumstances. We will go over any changes to the schedule in class and/or an e-mail will be sent to all students. Transportation and lunches are not included.
Course Time Schedule:
Does not include travel time required to drive to meeting locations, except between AM & PM classes..
Attendance Policy:
- You cannot miss more than 8 hours (20% of the 40 contact hours) This is a FMNP policy and cannot be modified by the Instructor.
- To receive certification, the 8 hours or less missed must be made up by completing an assignment of equal time and content. Approval of the Instructor is required.
- If total hours missed exceeds 8 hours, certification is not possible regardless of material made up.
- All absences should be discussed with the instructor in advance. In case of emergencies, please notify Instructor as soon as possible.
“An Equal Opportunity Institution”
We are building a legacy of informed citizens to promote awareness, understanding, and respect of Florida's natural ecosystems. To ensure we continue inspiring conservation education and action for decades to come, we need to raise $2 million to establish an endowment for an FMNP Program Leader in perpetuity.
Ripples spread when a single pebble is dropped. Please consider contributing to the FMNP Endowment Fund, or contact Dr. Main at mmain@ufl.edu to discuss options for a major gift. Thank you for your ongoing actions to help conserve Florida’s environment for future generations to enjoy!
