Not all wood is created equal.
We know this by looking at the grain on a piece of cut timber. But what’s going on inside the wood to make it that way—and how do you measure that at such a scale that captures the variability of what’s being grown?
This is what Joe Dahlen’s lab at the University of…
The last intact predator-prey interaction can be found in Southwest Florida. Warnell Researchers had front-row seats.
It wasn’t the howls of hurricane Irma that put Heather Abernathy on edge while stationed in a remote part of Southwest Florida doing field work. Nor was it hunkering down under a…
Several faculty members and students at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources were recognized during Honors Week at the University of Georgia. Awards recognized teaching, research and outreach efforts to local communities.
“We are extremely proud of our Warnell family, and Honors…
We know a good bit about forests, and the factors that make a healthy one. But what about the trees that live across an urban landscape?
This was the general question posed at a recent meeting of tree experts on the University of Georgia campus. Researchers from around the world gathered to dig…
On a patch of land in Central New York last year, researchers collected more than 11,000 chestnuts.
But these nuts will absolutely not be roasted over an open fire. Instead, they will be replanted and tested for the presence of a specific gene, oxalate oxidase, or OxO, which gives the trees…