What are you doing on Earth Day? We strongly recommend that you attend our can't-miss seminar next week!

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Mark your calendar for next week's Ecology seminar!

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Hope you can join us for next week's Ecology seminar!

John Drake, who won a Lamar Dodd Creative Research Award, is recognized for a body of creative scholarship that has reshaped theoretical population biology and its applications to ecology, epidemiology and public health.

Jill Anderson, who won a Creative Research Medal, is recognized for a groundbreaking long-term research project investigating the ecological and evolutionary consequences of changing climate patterns in natural plant populations.

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Congratulations to Jill Anderson and John Drake on their 2026 Research Awards!

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Join us next week for an Ecology seminar!

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Join us for next week's Ecology seminar!

Mark your calendars for our 2026 Odum Lecture!

Mark your calendars for next week's Ecology seminar!

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Join us next week for a special panel on non-academic careers!

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Georgia's coast is rapidly changing. Meet partners across UGA and the state for an interactive, interdisciplinary workshop exploring how environmental science, policy and humanities can guide our coast to a thriving future.

Registration is just $5 and includes lunch!

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Join us next week for our Ecology seminar with Stuart Whipple!

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Join us for next week's Ecology seminar with Alex Trillo! Show up early for coffee and snacks.

EcoReach gets kids (and their parents) to connect with science - Odum School of Ecology Odum School’s student-run outreach program embraces creepy, crawly, and sometimes gross themes to pique interest in ecology.

What first drew you to science? EcoReach, Odum School's student-led outreach program, grabs kids' attention with some of the creepy and gross concepts that make science fun.

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Join us next week for the first Ecology seminar of spring semester! Pro tip: Show up at 9:55 for coffee and snacks.

One of our @ugaecology.bsky.social grads is crowdfunding a project on urban ibis behavior, check it out! experiment.com/projects/cit...

Birds fly over water and across a sunset sky. Text: Avian malaria: Study shows hotspots connected by bird migration. Logo: University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology

New research by Andrew Park and grad students Carlos Molinero and Christian Brown reveals that bird migration has a strong influence on the spread of the parasites that cause avian malaria and that changes in climate could affect the spread by altering migration patterns.

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So excited for this partnership!

Mark your calendars for next week's Ecology Seminar—hope you can join us!

Excited to welcome Denzell Cross (PhD '24) back to campus! He'll deliver next week's Conservation Seminar, the last of the semester. Hope you can join us!

Mark your calendars for our Ecology Seminar next week!

Mark your calendar for next week's Conservation Seminar!

The tiniest patient: Teaching veterinarians to treat bees - Odum School of Ecology Beekeepers need a prescription when hives get sick, but few veterinarians are qualified to treat bees. A new course at UGA will change that.

Even experienced beekeepers must hire a veterinarian when they need antibiotics for their hives, but only a few vets are qualified to treat these pollinators. Professors in UGA's ecology, agriculture and veterinary medicine colleges are teaming up to train vets.
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Mark your calendars for our Ecology seminar next week!

Save the date for our Conservation Seminar next week!

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Mark your calendar for next week's Ecology Seminar! Hope to see you there.

Save the date for next week's Conservation Seminar! Hope you can join us.

Mark your calendars for next week's Ecology seminar—hope to see you there!