‘A warmer world might be a sicker world for monarchs’

A new paper from Odum researchers finds that hotter temperatures make monarchs more vulnerable to parasites.

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Van Rees illuminates path toward a more biodiverse future

Odum’s Charles van Rees worked with industry and nonprofits to shape discussion on biodiversity schemes.

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Project MACAW aims to reduce bird-building collisions on UGA’s campus

Richard Hall leads a team of students identifying hotspots for lethal bird collisions.

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Why do wombats have square poop?

New research by Scott Carver shows bare-nosed wombats use their unique feces to communicate.

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Rhodes to receive 2025 Fred C. Davison Distinguished Scientist Award

SREL’s director was honored by Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness for his decades-long record of scientific excellence, transformative leadership, and service to the research community.

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Study shows hotspots for avian disease connected by bird migration

Migrating birds spread avian malaria. Climate change could make those migrations unpredictable.

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How much water is enough? UGA research helps balance needs for the Flint

The River Basin Center and American Rivers collaborate with local water utilities and others in South Metro Atlanta and Central Georgia to balance upstream needs for drinking water with downstream needs for wildlife, recreation and agriculture.

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Experts feared a disease rebound after COVID-19. It didn’t happen.

New research published in Science by Pej Rohani and Toby Brett explores which infectious diseases were impacted by COVID-19 control measures.

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The honey bee secret to staying clean and healthy

Ecology’s Lewis Barlett researches how bees create enzymes to sanitize the hive.

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Wildlife cameras capture critters from suburb to farm to forest

Residents across Athens are getting a peek at the wildlife in their own backyards.

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