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…
A year-long project to better understand Athens’ urban wildlife finds the county is supporting a variety of wildlife, despite its buildings and pavement.
The project involved a network of 27 wildlife cameras placed across Athens-Clarke County that collected more than 64,000 photos. Researchers…
To understand Morgan Bettcher’s path to the University of Georgia, you also need to understand wetlands.
Both are a bit complicated—but this is also the beauty of it.
Just as there’s no one path to UGA’s Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, there’s also no one template for a wetland.…
Nestled in the “wheat-sheep” belt in Australia, a couple hours inland from the more populated coast, there’s a garden of eucalyptus trees. They’ve been assembled here, in this agricultural region, to fulfill a need.
They were sourced from across the country where they were once widespread—but now…
As hurricane Michael churned through the Gulf of Mexico to make landfall near Florida’s Apalachicola River in 2018, it left a sea of destruction in its wake.
The path was easy to follow on land, but debris and infrastructure failures also diminished the river’s water quality and led to the death of…