In this episode of “Step Outside,” we learn about spring staging and fall swarming of two white-nose syndrome-sensitive bat species. Our special guest is graduate student Malloy Tate, who tells…
Step Outside: Learning about Staging and Swarming in Bats
New Head of Agricultural and Resource Economics Appointed by UTIA
Christopher Clark Named to Lead the Department
Partnership In Action
The Nature Conservancy highlights a new partnership with UTIA’s Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center.
Call of the Week: Managing Late Burndown
How to Adapt Burndown Herbicide Programs to Wet Weather Delays
Tennessee Extension Offices Remain Operational, But Are Closed to Public Access
Contact Your Local Office for Services
Be Prepared: Food and Water in an Emergency
UT Extension Publication Gives Guidance for Food and Water Items During Quarantine
UT Extension Can Help You Plan for Income Loss During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Three Free Publications Now Available Online
Step Outside: The Elusive Sickle Darter
Studying the elusive sickle darter: PhD student Kyler Hecke discusses the distribution of this small fish, environmental threats and plans to help this species.
Tyson Raper Named Cotton Researcher of the Year
Honored at National Conservation Systems Cotton and Rice Conference
Step Outside: Going Batty
In this inaugural episode of “Step Outside,” we talk with Hannah Shapiro, a graduate student in Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries, who will tell us about her research on white-nose syndrome in bats and how national park visitors feel about this epidemic.