Kristen Morales, Author at UGA Today

New project tracks coyotes through metro Atlanta

Using cameras and collars, UGA researchers aim to understand wildlife movements, geography.

The book offers insights for land managers and policymakers.

Study finds fewer deer mean fewer hunters, points to forest management as cause.

Officials’ and residents’ perceptions of risk can drive reactions.

Unpaved roads, open pastures and land use patterns contribute to poor water quality.

Juvenile turtles show an ability to learn—and remember—where they found freshwater.

Caterina Villari studies how they fight pathogens, pests.

From your couch or desk, help researchers better understand Athens’ animal populations.

New study finds gaps in programs that connect women with their land.

Researcher discovers that the underground species has a secret glow.

Project explores the unknown worlds of Georgia’s bivalves.

Competition for food from coyotes seems to be key to declining populations.

The story of South Africa’s oribi mirrors conservation issues for other iconic species.

Funded by the USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture, this four-year, $500,000 grant aims…

Invasive water plant becomes breeding ground for a lethal cyanobacteria.

The nuclear power plant disaster zone is home to a new population of wildlife.

UGA scientists are using a new tactic to understand chronic wasting disease.

James Chapin’s debut novel, “Ride South Until the Sawgrass,” is available now.

The weather loach, typically found in home aquariums, could harm native fish.

Study reveals that caring about the environment isn’t the whole picture.

Carolyn Finney’s talk, “What’s Race Got to do With It? Christian Cooper, John Muir, and…

Fisheries can be managed to attract a broader range of people.

By surveying landscapes, municipalities can find new ways to attract riders.