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Note: This story is part of a special issue of The Warnell Log focused on carbon

If you want to quantify carbon, what conversion equations or models do you use, and how do you quantify variability? That’s where Warnell associate professor Joe Dahlen comes in. Dahlen is the director of the… Read Article

Note: This story is part of a special issue of The Warnell Log focused on carbon

Don’t let the “Soil Biogeochemistry Lab” name fool you. It’s all about carbon.

“Nearly everything in my lab is carbon related… Read Article

A native of Mexico, Wezddy Del Toro Orozco is a student in the Integrative Conservation PhD Program through the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources (Dr. Nibbelink Spatial Analysis Lab). She is also a collaborator at the Mamiraua Institute for Sustainable Development in Brazil and a… Read Article

The COVID-19 pandemic threw the intersection of animal and human diseases into the spotlight. Now, a specialized conference this week sharpens the focus on that topic.   The annual Wildlife Disease Conference takes place July 29-Aug. 4 at The Classic Center in Athens. It will bring more… Read Article

After nearly four decades of leading future foresters through stands of pine trees and into successful careers, Dale Greene, dean of the University of Georgia’s Daniel B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, has announced his retirement.

Greene has served as the school’s dean… Read Article

A wooded parcel of land on South Georgia’s Lake Blackshear has netted a sizable gift for a school at the University of Georgia.   The 2,500-acre property—one of the last undeveloped parcels on the lake—… Read Article

It’s easy to think of trees as part of the landscape. But what if the trees were the landscape?

That’s what a new study by a researcher at the University of Georgia asks us to imagine. By considering each tree as a world… Read Article

Eight-year-old Gideon put his foot on the pitchfork and pushed it into the soil. With a little assistance, he pulled back on the handle and up popped a cluster of red potatoes.   “Look, potatoes!” squealed Gideon and a few other fellow campers. As they put their hands in the soil and… Read Article

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 of the last remaining West African rainforests on the continent.   As the country recovers and rebuilds after more than a… Read Article

Working toward her doctorate at the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, Angela Burrow (Ph.D. ’21) spent a lot of time with gopher frogs.

It meant hours in Georgia… Read Article