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Dr. Carolyn Belcher

The ivory-billed woodpecker was long believed to be extinct, and despite credible sightings of the birds, there is still doubt in the scientific community about whether they are still around. A new Warnell study may shed light on that possibility.

April Conway went to Africa to study pygmy hippos.

But she’s found more than just the rare, smaller cousin of the hippopotamus – the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources student has captured photographs of a wide variety of species, ranging from common chimpanzees to endangered birds like white-breasted guinea fowls.