Category Archives: Ecology

Ecology

Research Trainee: Dianne Klement holding a red and green bird

 Ecology November 13, 2024

Songbird research could help protect threatened maritime grasslands

Researcher using binoculars to survey a river.

 Ecology July 17, 2024

The ever-shifting river

Ecology professor Scott Carver holds a wombat poo that he preserved in acrylic. Wombat poo is square, and no one knew why until Carver and a team of scientists investigated. Their efforts won a 2019 Ig Nobel Prize, which honors achievements that “first make people laugh and then make them think.” (Photo: Allyson Mann)

 Ecology June 26, 2024

Carver augments UGA’s network in disease ecology

The researchers collected field data from 550 rivers across the globe, collaborating with more than 150 researchers in 40 countries, for the new study. (Photo by Dorothy Kozlowski)

 Ecology June 05, 2024

People are altering decomposition rates in waterways

Wolves roam a flat deserted landscape in the Chernobyl Nuclear Exclusion Zone

 Ecology April 25, 2024

From disaster zone to living laboratory: Chernobyl provides test bed for UGA researchers

The Missouri River, Hollister, Missouri. Photo by Devon Schreiner, via Pexels.

 Ecology November 08, 2023

UGA researchers to leverage AI, remote sensing for NASA-funded conservation project

 Ecology October 31, 2023

‘People are also part of this ecosystem’: Rao studies impact of hydropower on human, ecological systems

Reptiles

 Ecology September 20, 2023

Temperature-dependent sex determination in alligators linked to survival, UGA research suggests

 Ecology August 14, 2023

New AI tool will help survey, protect coral reefs

Darold Batzer

 Ecology May 24, 2023

A backbone of bugs: The tiny drivers of freshwater ecology