Author: Kristen Morales
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Smartphone GPS accuracy may affect contact-tracing
Study finds a phone’s system may be introducing unintended errors.
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New ‘tree dragon’ discovered in Mexican forest
Living above the clouds, the endangered lizard is a point of pride for locals.
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Research sets sail with new tool for students
Autonomous surface vessel collects underwater data to help aquatic health.
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Igniting a spark for a new way of thinking
Warnell professor wants his students to think and act like economists.
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Study shines new light on young tree seedlings
X-ray images show a plant’s power source may be different than thought.
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New book offers property tax guidance to Georgia’s agricultural landowners
Keeping up with changes in Georgia’s property tax laws is a full-time job, and a…
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In Missouri River, sturgeon don’t look their age
A new study reveals how they adjust to changing conditions.
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New handbook guides obsolete dam removals
UGA’s demolition of White Dam provided foundation to guide future projects.
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Cameras reveal possible uptick in urban wildlife
As humans stayed home, early research hints at increased animal movement.
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Research explores safer routes for logging trucks
Allowing interstate travel would provide many benefits for timber industry.
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Social media can play role in hotel decisions
Researchers find many travelers are looking for an ‘experience.’
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Comfort zone: Professor makes effort to meet students where they are
Kyle Woosnam wants to see his students as more than just a face in a…
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Improving water through the land
Study helps municipalities take a proactive approach to improving drinking water.
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Student’s artwork raises money for pandemic
All proceeds support ICUs and protective gear for health care workers.
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Warnell School professor makes room for hands-on learning
UGA’s James Martin is the 2020 recipient of the Herrick Superior Teaching Award.
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Students get hands-on experience in prescribed burn
Warnell spring break course packs in forest management experience.
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UGA joins partnership to combat feral swine
Pilot project, one of 20 across the country, provides resources to Southwest Georgia.
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Christmas trees create new Herrick habitat
Students’ project recycles trees and gives fish new hangouts in the lake.
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UGA rises to top of class for educator prep programs
The programs have received high marks from the state.
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Study uses old friends to predict new enemies
Scientists use evolutionary history to predict impacts of invading insects.
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Study dissects attitudes on short-term vacation rentals
Study points to need for local ordinances that reflect nuances of neighborhoods.

