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357 resources
Water damage can make it difficult to decide which items to keep and which to remove from your home. Floodwater can be contaminated with bacteria/viruses, chem…
This publication is written in Spanish regarding brown dog ticks and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Learn what you can do to prevent brown dog ticks in and arou…
Brown dog ticks spend most of their lives resting in protected places and not on their host animal. Learn what you can do to prevent ticks in and around your h…
Some mosquitoes vector disease-causing pathogens that impact human health. The trifold is a Quick-read guide offering tips to reduce mosquitoes and bites that …
With hurricane season in full swing, Dr. Larry Garcia, Clinical Associate Professor and Medical Director of UF’s Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service (VETS),…
The Foreign Animal Disease Readiness for Farms Video Series illustrates answers to hard questions about foreign animal disease outbreak response, and helps to …
The bird flu (H5N1) FAQ fact sheets were created to answer questions that were frequently asked about bird flu and to provide links to further resources. These…
A social media campaign for hail damage recover Severe storms that produce damaging winds and hail are all too common in Nebraska, and their effects on agricul…
This resource outlines the professional development process utilized by Kentucky Cooperative Extension to prepare Extension agents and administrators to assist…
Website focuses on ecosystems of the California rangelands. Publication links, project, news, and events.
This article deals with information on how to replace lost or damaged papers. This document is EDIS document DH215, formerly IFAS publication DH0505. Published…
Social connections are important for good health. People who are connected with friends, family members, neighbors and others experience better physical and em…
This toolkit is downloadable and changeable for any state to use for any disaster for their communities. This allows universities and other responding agencies…
Spanish publication: Disasters and unforeseen emergencies can strike without warning, leaving individuals and communities grappling with the sudden disruption …
Disasters and unforeseen emergencies can strike without warning, leaving individuals and communities grappling with the sudden disruption of essential services…
Helping Young Children Cope English and Spanish This resource is designed to help caregivers support children following a disaster. The adapted article (with p…
Important papers may be destroyed, lost or damaged as a result of a disaster. The information on this fact sheet will help people find the resources they need …
Once a wildfire has burned through an area, many dangers may remain – both in your home and outdoors. Smoke odors will also cling to walls, furniture, floors, …
Disaster recovery is one way that youth and adult volunteers can get involved with their community in a time of crisis. As with any service project, it is impo…
Power Outages are a major source of concern for people and can impact their health and safety. Strategies for preparing an emergency supply kit, completing hou…
Cooperative Extension plays a vital role in teaching emergency preparedness and response by providing community education and outreach, delivering tailored edu…
This book documents the process used to develop a virtual conference for low-resourced communities focusing on Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery. …
Smoke and ash from wildfires can make air unhealthy to breathe. When ash accumulates in the garden, it’s natural to wonder: Is the produce safe to eat? The saf…
Foods rich in specific nutrients can help protect your lungs and heart from harm caused by air pollution and wildfire smoke. Including a variety of healthy foo…
