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Hamel Brings Creative Solutions to Fish Research

HAMEL BRINGS CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO FISH RESEARCH

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People are altering the decomposition rates in waterways

Study: PEOPLE ARE ALTERING DECOMPOSITION RATES IN WATERWAYS

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The Ever-Shifting River

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A genetic clock can predict lifespan in mammals

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The 2025 Georgia Water Resources Conference will be held from March 25-26 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education. 

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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A genetic clock can predict lifespan in mammals, UGA’s SREL research suggests

RBC Affiliate Benjamin Parrott, an Associate Professor at the Savannah River Ecology Lab, have gained new insight into the phenomenon of epigenetic drift, a "clock" within an animal's DNA that determines its rate of aging. The study has the ability to significantly affect aging research.
John Spencer Grant recipient and National Geographic Explorer Anuja Mital works to understand how turtles move across the dynamic Brahmaputra River valley.

Managing the ebb & flow of the I-85 corridor

Multiple RBC affiliates, along with Director Seth Wenger and Associate Director Krista Capps, recently published a paper on the effects of urbanization along I-85, as well as suggestions for the continued water management of one of the United States' most vital interstate arteries.

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 Please contact UGARiverbasincenter@uga.edu with questions 

Front desk: 706-583-0463

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

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


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