SARS-CoV-2, Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in Local Wildlife
UTIA Researchers Study Disease Transmission Among White-Tailed Deer
Woods and Wildlife Field Day Scheduled for Thursday, October 19
Educational Event Features Opportunities to Learn About Forest Management
Updated Plans for the UT Arboretum Society Butterfly Festival
Plan to Join the Fun on September 9
UT Gardens to Host 2023 Art in the Gardens Exhibit
Free to the Public, the Summer Exhibit Opens July
UTIA Researchers Find High Risk to Amphibians if Fungal Pathogen Invades North America
Consequences of Introduction Could Be Severe to Native Species
UT Researchers Receive $2.75 Million Grant to Investigate Movement of Amphibian Pathogens in Wildlife Trade Networks
Grant Awarded by NSF, NIH and USDA NIFA
UTIA Associate Professor Selected as Fulbright U.S. Scholar
Neelam Chandra Poudyal to Conduct Research on Sustaining Human-Wildlife Coexistence in Nepal
New Book Sets Standard for Managing Native Grass Forages
A New Book Available Through UT Extension Provides a Holistic Guide for Native Grass Producers
Step Outside: Identifying Habitat Needs of Female Tri-Colored Bats
In this episode of Step Outside, we speak with PhD student Ash Cable about her research to identify habitat needs of female tri-colored bats and to determine if this species is being affected by environmental contaminants.
Woods and Wildlife Field Day is October 21 in Oak Ridge
In-Person Event Geared Towards Forestry Management