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UGA GRADUATE STUDENT CONNECTS CONSERVATION AND AG

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Learn about the River Basin Center

The River Basin Center connects freshwater science to management and policy. Although affiliated with the Odum School of Ecology, we are known for an interdisciplinary approach; our members are drawn from units across the University of Georgia.

River Basin Center faculty, staff and students work on aquatic management issues around the globe, but the center maintains an emphasis on the southeastern US.

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UpComing Events

Oct 8
Ecology Seminar Series: Andrew Caven

10:20 am

Ecology Building 201

Oct 8
Ecology Seminar Series: Andrew Caven

10:20 am

Ecology Building 201

Oct 29
Ecology Seminar Series: Nic Kooyers

10:20 am

Ecology Building 201

Recent News

Portraits of Spencer Fellows Devon Locke (left), Tre’Shur Williams-Carter (right) and Butler Fellow Isabelle “Bell” Scherick (center).

Spencer, Butler fellowships awarded to new Odum grad students

Devon Locke (left), Tre’Shur Williams-Carter (right) and Isabelle “Bell” Scherick (center) were awarded Spencer and Butler fellowships to attend Odum School. Locke and Williams-Carter are master’s students, while Scherick is working toward a Ph.D.
Illustration of proposed Rowen development, showing buildings, trees, outdoor amphitheater, and lake.

UGA, Spelman, Georgia Gwinnett to study watershed health for planned development

The Rowen Foundation will work with the Odum School of Ecology, Georgia Gwinnett College and Spelman College on a comprehensive research program focused on ecologically sustainable watershed development at the Rowen site, a 2,000-acre planned community in Gwinnett County. The study will examine how the development interacts with the area’s forest streams,
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 Please contact UGARiverbasincenter@uga.edu with questions 

Our location:

203 D. W. Brooks Drive, Athens, GA 30602

RBC members and affiliates are based through the University of Georgia campus.

 

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