Warnell News

This is a recording of the seminar Ancient Fish, Modern Challenges: Gulf Sturgeon in the Apalachicola River by Dr. Adam Fox, Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia’s Warnell School […]

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 […]

Springtime in Georgia may be delightful, but for pond owners, it often brings about confusion and frustration as their ponds undergo seasonal changes. One such change is the appearance of […]

This spring, the University of Georgia recognized two standout students from the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources as First Honor Graduates—an achievement reserved for undergraduates who maintain a […]

This is a recording of the “Recent Advances in Freshwater Mussel Conservation and Biology Research” seminar by Dr. Peter Hazelton, Assistant Professor of Aquatic Ecosystem Health at UGA’s Warnell School […]

Farm ponds in the south almost always become stratified in the summer. Stratification occurs when the water column separates into oxygen-rich water at the surface and oxygen-poor water at the […]

A handful of years ago, Russell Wilson was getting ready for deer season. Walking through the woods near his home in Northwest Georgia, he stumbled upon a vine dripping in […]

A research team at the University of Georgia’s Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources is transforming fisheries management with the launch of FishAge, the world’s first publicly available reference […]