SREL partners with U.S. Forest Service teach prescribed burn course to college students at SRS
He said the students benefit by getting hands-on training and a full, realistic experience doing important forestry work.
INVASIVE SPECIES IN HAWAII ARE EATING EVERYTHING—EVEN THEMSELVES
Cannibalism helps invaders out-compete native species
Savannah River Ecology Lab raccoon study aims to eradicate rabies
The seriousness of the disease is a major reason for continued studies…
Hawai’i is Being Overrun by Invasive Cannibals
What happens to Hawai‘i’s invasive species after they die?
SREL seeks link between coyote, fox numbers at SRS
If coyotes are competing for gray fox food sources, that could play a role in the changing populations.
Children reach out and find local wildlife
Gasps and giggles filled the Savannah River Ecology Lab Saturday during the organization’s annual Touch an Animal event.
Touch an Animal Day returns to Savannah River Ecology Lab Saturday
The eighth annual Touch an Animal Day will return to the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory on Saturday.
30 years after Chernobyl disaster, camera captures wildlife wonderland
Exactly three decades ago, an explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine sent a radioactive cloud across Europe.
BRILLIANCE & BIODIVERSITY
Odum set the stage for fellow UGA researchers to enter the site and delve into radioecology
When antibiotics stop working: Local ecologist looks at alternative cause of antibiotic resistance
If you get sick with a bacterial disease such as bacterial pneumonia or have a wound that gets infected, your doctor probably would prescribe an antibiotic.