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2007 Annual Report, This Week at Warnell
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Warnell students are winners …. of awards and scholarships. A bear got tagged, and alumni, students and faculty alike have lots of events they can attend.
This Week at Warnell features a frog that was lucky enough to be studied ... until his luck ran out. Faculty members got published. Former students scaled bridges. And others returned from overseas efforts to promote forestry.
Bats, turtles and biofuel made the headlines this week, as Warnell was prominently featured in statewide news stories. Meanwhile, some faculty members were published, some went abroad and others conducted interesting field research or disputed a national study showing that public use of national outdoor recreation areas are down.
The University of Georgia’s bioenergy initiative has received a boost with the successful recruitment of forestry scientist Chung-Jui Tsai, who joins the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources as the latest Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar.
Wildlife graduate student Matt Clement was featured prominently in a lengthy article in Friday's edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The article focused on Clement's study of Rafinesque's big-eared bats -- and how his research has shown that there are more of them in Georgia than previously thought.
The Warnell School is pleased to bring you the 2007 Annual Report. Inside you will find details about the school's budget, degrees awarded and our programs. The report also contains highlights of the school's successes in 2007 -- from faculty achievements to research that garnered widespread recognition.
Professor of Forestry Dale Greene and graduate students Amanda Hamsley and Michael Westbrook were awarded top honors for technical writing by the Forest Resources Association, Inc.
One former and one current Warnell graduate student were recently presented with University of Georgia Creative Research Awards. Gino D’Angelo, a doctoral graduate in wildlife ecology, and Andrew K. Davis, a doctoral candidate in wildlife ecology, were honored on March 25, 2008 at a ceremony held at the Classic Center.
While competing in the Southern Forestry Conclave in Gainesville, Florida this past weekend (March 7-9, 2008), the UGA Forestry Club represented the University of Georgia and the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources very well. With the help of the Whitehall Forest staff, several faculty and staff, and several alumni, over the past several months the club dedicated themselves to training for conclave events.