Researchers reveal need to examine link between two major environmental threats
Nov 2022
A recently published study may guide the future of invasive species and hypoxia research
Soil pioneer Coleman publishes memoir
Oct 2022
University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology emeritus professor David C. Coleman has written a memoir, Rootin’ in the Rhizosphere: Growing up in Ecosystem Ecology.
Grad student assesses alligators’ exposure to contaminants
Oct 2022
University of Georgia graduate student Laura Kojima is examining the levels of chemical contaminants found in alligator tail muscle, as well as assessing the concerns for contaminant exposure associated with the hunting and consumption of alligators.
Training wheels
Oct 2022
Allyson Mann, new communications director at the University of Georgia’s Odum School of Ecology, ponders how to replace someone who’s irreplaceable.
Ecology Fall Convocation 2022
Oct 2022
General Information When: Friday, December 16 at 12PM EST; Graduates should be at the Auditorium by 11:30 AM.Where: Odum School of Ecology, Auditorium (Room 201) The ceremony will also be
Postcards from Costa Rica
Oct 2022
The Odum School’s semester-long Tropical Ecology study away program brings undergraduates to Costa Rica for an intensive 12 weeks to experience what the syllabus describes as “one of the most
Opening the door to discovery: Exploring undergraduate ecology research opportunities
Oct 2022
Chances are that you’ve heard about research by ecology undergraduate Benjamin Frick, AB ’23. With faculty mentor Andy Davis, Frick coauthored a paper about Joro spiders that was published in
Discovery at the river’s bend
Oct 2022
Ecologists in the Odum School are launching new research and teaching at the HorseShoe Bend ecological research site.
Undergraduate service-learning: Odum students changing the landscape
Oct 2022
If you stepped into the Ecology courtyard this summer, you may have noticed some new additions: Philadelphia fleabane, golden Alexander, blue-eyed grass, and mealycup sage are just some of the
Genetic sequencing could contain future COVID-19 variants
Oct 2022
Travel bans, relying on estimates of severity are largely ineffective at containing variants at their source New COVID-19 variants could potentially be contained where they arise using genetic sequencing, a new