2026 Research Awards

Ecology’s Jill Anderson and John Drake are recognized with 2026 Research Awards from the University of Georgia.

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New paper outlines pathways to equitable flood adaptation

Krista Capps co-authored a perspective published in Nature Water that underscores how adaptation and mitigation measures to address urban flooding often exacerbate environmental injustices.

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Dean’s Corner, March 2026

Dean Mark Hunter discusses the importance of collaboration across the Odum School’s mission of teaching, research and outreach.

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Newest round of Presidential Interdisciplinary Seed Grants announced

Ecology faculty John Drake, Andrew Park, Charles van Rees, Scott Carver and Seth Wenger are members of teams that will be funded by 2025 Presidential Interdisciplinary Seed Grants.

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UGA receives $1.5 million from the Moore Foundation to support postdoctoral training

Jeb Byers is one of eight faculty members chosen to mentor postdoctoral researchers that will strengthen UGA’s research capacity in the natural sciences.

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New Odum School scholarship strengthens ties between UGA, Jones Center

The new Spencer Fellow at Ichauway will fund Odum doctoral students to do research at South Georgia’s Jones Center.  

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2026 grad student symposium focuses on research

Daniel J. Becker (PhD ’17) delivered the keynote speech at the 32nd annual Ecology Graduate Student Symposium.

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Wenger named Athletic Association Professor in Ecology

Seth Wenger, ecology professor and director of the River Basin Center, has been named a University of Georgia Athletic Association Professor.

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Tennakoon helps students connect to marine life in the past and present

Odum School lecturer Shamindri Tennakoon helps students see ancient and marine habitats they’ve never encountered.

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Odum faculty Rhodes named 2026 University Professor

Gene Rhodes, who also directs the Savannah River Ecology Lab, was recognized for his extraordinary impact on the UGA.

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