Warnell Alumni Magazine
Fall 2012
- Modeling Alligators: New Warnell study could change how alligators are harvested in three states
- More money for cleaner fuel: Warnell professor gets $1.5 million biofuels grant
- Walk it off: Survey finds walking is top outdoors activity
- Dry future: Rainfall exclusion project looking at a dryer forest
- Why did the bear cross the road? A new road widening project in Middle Georgia will cut through a black bear habitat
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- Alumni on the Job:
Landus Bennett
- Faculty Q&A with Neelam Poudyal
- School News, Class Notes, Obituaries etc...
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Spring 2012
- Catching a glimpse: The life of cats
- Carbon Currency: Can carbon credits work for forestry?
- No view, no visitors: Poor air quality is affecting visibility
at national parks
- Tracking from the stars: Researchers are using satellites
to predict streamflow
- Data dump: A large donation of detailed information from
Forisk Inc. about raw materials consumption might help researchers
map out the past, present and future of the forest industry
- Distinguished Alumnus: Associate Dean of Research
Jim Sweeney
- Faculty Q&A with Steven Castleberry
- School News, Class Notes, Obituaries etc...
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Fall 2011
- Lighting up on sight: Deer vision research take a high-tech turn
- A question of quality: How can landowners grow better loblolly pines?
- Invasive solutions: New study sheds light on public preferences for Cumberland Island
- Robust research: Project hopes to ease strains on Robust Redhorse spawning grounds
- A Heated Subject: How is climate change affecting the way people use the outdoors?
- Alumni on the Job: J.C. Griffin assesses wildlife dangers to military aircraft in Iraq
- Faculty Q&A with Jeffrey Dean
- School News, Class Notes, Obituaries etc...
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Spring 2011
- Indirectly valuable: Non-timber forestland provides $37 billion in benefits to Georgia every year
- Revisiting diversity: An increasingly diverse population is changing how our parks reach out to visitors
- Growing change: Can southern forests be the key to biofuels and climate change mitigation?
- Distinguished Alumnus: Claud Brown
- In Memory: Warnell remembers Reid Parker
- Faculty Q&A with Joe Nairn
- News, Class Notes, Obituaries etc...
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Fall 2010
- Waves of Uncertainty: Mississippi marshes vulnerable to BP's Gulf disaster
- Warnell experts say long-term effects of BP's oil spill murky
- Could "Precision Forestry" change the industry
- Faculty Q&A with Gary Green
- Donors make Young Alumni Scholarship a reality
- Faculty Staff News, Class Notes etc...
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Spring 2010
- Bald Eagles in Peril: Mysterious deaths puzzling researchers
- A Mission of Peace: Warnell connected to Peace Corps with new degree program
- Invasion of the Bark Beetles: Pest survey finds exotic bark beetles have nested in Georgia
- Faculty Q&A with Karl Miller
- Alumni Awards: Leon Neel wins Distinguished Alumnus and Chad Lincoln is the new Distinguished Young Alumnus
- Faculty Staff News, Class Notes etc...
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Fall 2009
- Can Warnell researchers bring back the American Chestnut?
- Associate Dean Ron Hendrick hands academic affairs to Sarah Covert
- Doug Peterson produces caviar from Siberian Sturgeon
- Faculty Q&A with Rebecca Moore
- Warnell grad Dallas Grimes heads home to Harlem to find his dream job
- Faculty Staff News, Class Notes etc...
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Spring 2009
- Warnell students find long-lost freshwater mussel
- No Child Left Inside
- Genetically Engineered Sweetgum Trees Grown to Detoxify Mercury
- From Statistician to Shark Biologist
- Distinguished Alumnus Kim L. Gilis, Jr
- Faculty Staff News, Class Notes etc...
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Fall 2008
- Warnell researchers discover a new salamander species
- Can Coral Help Cure Cancer?
- The Forest Protection Act
- Fuel Producing Trees
- Joe Hamilton leads the QDMA through its 20th Anniversary
- Faculty Staff News, Class Notes etc...
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