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“I love when I get to take knowledge or information to a homeowner or a community and they say, ‘Oh wow, that helped solve their problem.’ When it solves their problem, that can lead to economic impacts, environmental impacts and even social impacts. Those are always the good things, when we work with those communities or individuals that lead to those impacts. When you get to share new information with somebody, especially with the kids, you see the wow. It’s all the exciting things you get to do as part of education that is wonderful.”
UF Extension agent Dr. Taylor Clem
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Dr. Taylor Clem with one of the many specimens of bugs, branches and animals studied by the UF Extension office. “I love my job,” he said. “Some days you get a little head spun because you have so many things going on at the same time, but that’s OK. I will probably have someone call me today to ask about a palm tree or a person bring a bug sample in. Every day is different and that’s why I love it.”
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