UGA student blends ecology and entrepreneurship

Ecology undergrad Afia Lockett is searching for ways to dissolve the barriers between humans and the natural world.

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UGA graduate student connects conservation and agriculture

Ecology grad student and Butler Fellow Mackenzi Hallmark is building the expertise to connect human decision-making with ecological outcomes.

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Sustainability Certificate Ambassador Spotlight: Emme McCumiskey

Meet Emme McCumiskey! Emme is a third-year student pursuing majors in ecology and environmental resource science, minors in wildlife sciences and environmental geology, and certificates in sustainability and water resources.

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Ecology’s convocation honors eight fall 2024 graduates

Professor Scott Carver delivered the convocation address at the Odum School’s ceremony honoring fall 2024 graduates.

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Sustainability Certificate Ambassador Spotlight: Melanie Frick

Ecology undergrad student Melanie Frick serves as a Sustainability Certificate Ambassador. She was profiled in the program’s Nov. 19 newsletter.

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Sustainability Certificate Ambassador Spotlight: Jordan Cutts

Ecology undergrad student Jordan Cutts serves as a Sustainability Certificate Ambassador. She was profiled in the program’s Sept. 24 newsletter.

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Buzzing with passion: An intern spotlight on Paige Robinson

Ecology student Paige Robinson was profiled in the Sustainable UGA newsletter.

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ESA conference features Odum School faculty, alumni, students

This year’s Ecological Society of America’s Annual Conference will feature a number of speakers from the Odum School of Ecology, as well as speakers affiliated with other UGA schools and colleges.

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Urban Ecology Spotlight: Tanyard Creek’s Biodiversity

River Basin Center intern Gabriel Stephenson captured footage at Tanyard Creek to highlight the freshwater ecological systems right here on the UGA campus.

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Delia Owens creates ecology fellowship at University of Georgia

Delia Owens, author of “Where the Crawdads Sing,” recently made a $50,000 commitment to the University of Georgia to establish the Delia Owens Fellowship in Ecology.

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