Dr. Gary Grossman wins Williams Evans Fellowship

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Warnell Professor Gary Grossman has won the Williams Evans Fellowship from the University of Otago in New Zealand.

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Ben Carswell chosen for Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Class

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Warnell graduate student Ben Carswell has been awarded a prestigious marine policy fellowship. Carswell has been selected for the Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Class of 2011, representing the Georgia Sea Grant in the class of 43 students.

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Warnell’s Fish/Wildlife Research Unit wins prestigious award

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The Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Warnell has won a prestigious award from its parent organization for its “demonstrated science productivity and leadership with relevance to the needs of the state, region and nation.”

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2010 TWS Wildlife Supper photos now online!

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Check out photos of The Wildlife Society’s annual Wildlife Supper on Warnell’s Facebook fan page — and become a fan!

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Professor’s paper reprinted in Freshwater Biology

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Dr. Gary Grossman’s joint paper with J. Todd Petty has been reprinted in the journal, Freshwater Biology.

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Warnell professor reappointed to State Board of Registration for Foresters

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Gov. Sonny Perdue has reappointed Dr. Dale Greene to a four-year- term on the State board of Registration for Foresters.

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Warnell in the News: Southern Distinction features Warnell’s new Bulldog Caviar

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Doug Peterson’s innovative sturgeon research heavily featured in new article by Southern Distinction magazine.

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Warnell in the News: Warnell study cited in feral cat commentary

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Linda Cherkassky cites a Warnell study about the effectiveness of trap-neuter-release programs on feral cat populations in a new commentary on Fairfaxtimes.com.

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Warnell in the News: Professor quoted by Georgia Public Broadcasting

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John Maerz comments on conservation money for indigo snakes in a Georgia Public Broadcasting story posted April 13, 2010.

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Ph.D. student wins natural sciences research scholarship

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Patti Newell, a Ph.D. candidate working with Professor Sara Schweitzer on Rusty Blackbirds, has been awarded the Canadian Natural Sciences and Engineering Council (NSERC) PGS-3 scholarship.

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