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Community forestry is the art and science of managing individual trees, tree stands, forests, and green spaces.
How will our students change the world? Our programs explore the ways our forests, waterways, soils, and animals can thrive. Choose from these areas:
It started with a fish and a phone call.
In 1987, fresh from Auburn University and brimming with ideas, associate professor of fisheries Dr. Jay Shelton stepped into Georgia’s waters—figuratively and literally—as an Extension fisheries…
Professional Experience: Wildlife habitat and population responses to forest management practices Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management, D. B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia, 1996-2000. Associate Research Scientist. D. B. Warnell School… Read Bio
While many students spent part of their summer soaking up the sun poolside or lounging at home, 10 adventurous young minds from across Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia chose a different route: wading into streams, handling reptiles and sizing up tree…
Warnell leads the charge at Steve and Marjorie Harvey mentoring camps
Summer may bring sunshine and green canopies, but it also welcomes a host of unwelcome visitors—tree-damaging insects. As temperatures rise, these pests become more active and can wreak havoc on trees already stressed from spring growth or lingering…
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