Towering above the plains of Tanzania stands one of the Seven Summits of the World: Mount Kilimanjaro (19,340 feet). Mountaineers from around the world visit annually to explore the region […]
Archive for the ‘Policy & Sustainability’ Category
08.28.2025
Seminar: Integrating the Management of Protected Areas While Promoting Environmental Justice in Madagascar
This is a recording of the “Integrating the management of protected areas while promoting environmental justice in Madagascar: The activities and perspectives of DELC Madagascar” seminar by Dr. Lalaina Rakotoson, […]
08.16.2023
First in Flight: Aviation Industry Looks to UGA Research to Lower Carbon Emissions
Note: This story is part of a special issue of The Warnell Log focused on carbon. You can’t power a large, commercial jet with solar panels. Advances in hydrogen technology […]
08.16.2023
Blown Away by Changes: Hurricanes that Hit the South can Have an Effect on Carbon
Note: This story is part of a special issue of The Warnell Log focused on carbon. The aftermath of a hurricane includes downed trees, damaged saplings, salt water intrusion—and a […]
08.16.2023
Pellet Power: Could Biomass Become a Carbon-Neutral Fuel for Heat & Electricity?
Note: This story is part of a special issue of The Warnell Log focused on carbon. To best understand how woody biomass, such as wood pellets, can become a sustainable […]
06.26.2023
From Genes to Ecosystems: Study Links Tree Genetics to Continental-Scale Biodiversity Patterns
Detailed research effort will help inform reforestation efforts It’s easy to think of trees as part of the landscape. But what if the trees were the landscape? That’s what a […]
06.19.2023
Warnell Faculty Assist in $5M Grant for Forest Conservation in Liberia
Nestled in the heart of West Africa’s rainforests, the Republic of Liberia holds a rich history in the region. It also is home to millions of acres of forests, some […]
