EXHIBIT 21
Welcome to Building C1, The Administration Building
Building C1 was a private residence built in the late 1970s and was the original building on the property when the College of Central Florida purchased the site to build the Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus. At that time, it was renovated to house Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, Academic Advising, and the Administration Suite. Most of these offices have since moved to The Charles S. Dean Learning and Conference Center. The Administration Suite, which contains the office of the Vice President of Regional Campuses, remains in C1 and provides administrative support to the rest of the campus operations. A Nursing Faculty suite and meeting spaces are also located in the building.
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Exhibit Overview
Here are some useful resources for understanding invasive and nonnative species in Florida.
- Standardized Invasive Species Terminology for Effective Outreach Education : This UF/IFAS publication is the source of definitions used in the above infographic and provides additional information on how we can discuss non-native and potentially problematic organisms effectively, as well as terms to avoid due to their tendency to create confusion.
- Assessment of Non-Nantive Plants in Florida's Natural Areas : This resource from UF/IFAS provides detailed information about threats, potential threats, or lack thereof for a large number of non-native plant species, and it is broken down by region to reflect differences in the north, central, and soutn Florida ecozones. This is the primary source that the Biodiversity Trail relies on for categorizing plants in its photo collection.
- Other lists of invasive plants:
- Florida Invasive Plant Council - Plant List (Invasive.org)
- Florida Invasive Plant Species Mobile Field Guide (University of South Florida)
- FISC List of Invasive Plants (Florida Invasive Species Council)
- Invasive Non-native Plants (Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services)
- Invasive Plant Directory (Florida Natural Areas Inventory)
- Plant Directory (UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic & Invasive Plants)
- Johnson Lab/UF Department of Wildlife Ecology & Conservation : The lab of UF Professor Steve Johnson has lots of resources for invasive vertebrates, including snakes, frogs, and birds.
Invasive Species Documented by the Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus Biodiversity Trail
- Set 1: Wedelia, Wandering Hammerhead Worm, Persian Silk Tree
- Set 2: Skunk Vine, Invasive Snails, Caesarweed
- Set 3: Feral Swine, Coatbuttons, Brazilian Peppertree
Directions to Exhibit 22
Look to your left when facing building C1. You should see the sidewalk wrapping around the building. Follow that sidewalk to the side of C1 and you'll see a huge live oak with a big boulder and a picnic table near it. Exhibit 22 is by that tree.