The University of Georgia
Using long-term data and breeding history of female wood ducks, researchers at the University of Georgia’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory set out to determine what affects the waterfowl’s ability to reproduce and survive.
Thirty years ago, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Pripyat, Ukraine, became the site of the world’s largest nuclear accident.
The extinction of two amphibian species may be hastened by the combined effects of climate change and copper-contaminated wetlands.
Researcher believes environmental contaminants may be partly to blame for the rise in bacterial resistance
A team of international researchers has discovered abundant populations of wildlife at Chernobyl
Researchers have discovered a contaminated mixture has spread beyond a Superfund site.
Georgia’s gopher tortoise population will get a significant boost
SREL receives NSF grant to provide undergraduate training in radioecology
Researchers are evaluating new methods to reduce the spread of rabies in wildlife populations.
The 1986 failure of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant spewed massive amounts of radioactive material into the environment