Tag: River Basin Science and Policy Center
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Flood Resilience: The Tybee Island Back River Study
The Tybee Island Back River Study seeks to develop natural infrastructure solutions for flood-susceptible areas.
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UGA researcher goes on a wild gopher frog chase
University of Georgia researcher Stacey Lance is working to identify suitable habitat for Carolina gopher…
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School of Ecology, River Basin Center office manager shares meaning in work
She plays a role in making sure faculty members and researchers have what they need…
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Animal carcasses were source of river nutrients
Research suggests that current models of freshwater ecosystems are incomplete.
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Ecologists create a new model to predict extinction risk
It solves a problem common to existing methods of estimating population viability.
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Legal services associate named participant in 2018 leadership class
Katie Hill, legal services associate at the University of Georgia River Basin Center, has been…
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Study identifies the Southeast’s most diverse and imperiled waterways
After more than a year of data collection, analysis and mapping, the University of Georgia…
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UGA center helping resolve ‘water wars’
River Basin Center assisting stakeholders find solution to water allocation dispute.
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New guidebook to help Georgia communities protect wetlands
A new publication from the University of Georgia River Basin Center will help local governments…
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New guidebook helps Georgia’s tax assessors value conservation easement properties
The University of Georgia’s Katie Sheehan, a legal fellow with the River Basin Center, has…
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River Basin Center legal fellow elected to State Bar’s Environmental Law Section
Katie Sheehan, a legal fellow at the University of Georgia River Basin Center, was elected…
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UGA residence halls compete to conserve energy, water
University of Georgia students living in the Hill Community (Boggs, Church, Mell, Lipscomb and Hill…
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Where the wild things are
As Bud and Mary Freeman describe a recent trip to Ecuador to collect fish samples…
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Alum’s $1 million gift funds research on the environment
When he was young, James Butler loved to fish in Georgia’s Alcovy and Chattahoochee rivers.…
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