Wildlife Science News

Mike Chamberlain leans on hood of field truck

Meet the Wild Turkey Doc: A Q&A with Mike Chamberlain

Mike Chamberlain, Ph.D., has spent more than three decades studying the iconic game bird, balancing his role as a leading academic with his passion as a hunter. Last year, he was named the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Distinguished Professor at the University of Georgia—the nation’s first…
Brent Widener

Seminar: Linking conservation and military missions

This is a recording of the "Linking conservation and military missions" seminar by Brent Widener, Environmental Division Chief at Fort Benning, Georgia. The seminar was hosted on Sept. 4, 2025, as part of the Warnell Seminar Series.      
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Seminar: Thermal ecology of Galliformes: how temperature affects resource use, movement and survival

This is a recording of the "Thermal ecology of Galliformes: how temperature affects resource use, movement and survival" seminar by Dr. Dwayne Elmore, Gamebird Program Director at Tall Timbers. The seminar was hosted on Aug. 21, 2025, as part of the Warnell Seminar Series.
Holly Campbell shows students how to ID leaves

From Curiosity to Conservation: Young Minds Explore the Wonders of Warnell

While many students spent part of their summer soaking up the sun poolside or lounging at home, 10 adventurous young minds from across Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia chose a different route: wading into streams, handling reptiles and sizing up tree trunks. What they found was more than just mud…
Students conduct coyote research

Using camera collars to look at urban coyote behavior in Atlanta

Authored by: Carson Daniel Urban sprawl is on the rise across the country with more people moving into metropolitan areas. From 2010 to 2020, 36 new urban areas were classified within the U.S. and the urban population grew by 6.4% (2020 Census Bureau). As human populations grow and encroach upon…

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