Wildlife Science News

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…
First Honor Regalia

Science, service and straight A’s: Two Warnell students named first honor graduates

This spring, the University of Georgia recognized two standout students from the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources as First Honor Graduates—an achievement reserved for undergraduates who maintain a perfect 4.0 GPA throughout their academic careers, including all transfer coursework.…
2025 UGA Research Award Recipients

Warnell Researchers Earn Top Honors at UGA Research Awards

Honorees recognized during 2025 UGA Research Awards Banquet as part of Honors Week Three researchers from the University of Georgia’s Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources have received top honors, earning UGA Research Awards for their exceptional contributions to research, creativity…
Dr. Jim Beasley

Beasley named Terrell Distinguished Professor of Wildlife Management

The University of Georgia’s Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources has appointed Dr. James Beasley as the Terrell Distinguished Professor of Wildlife Management, following approval by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents in January 2025. Since joining UGA’s faculty in 2012,…

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