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Article ItemFish species benefit from multi-agency collaborations , article
Among the many multi-agency collaborations that have benefited the college and the environment, a recent project studies aquatic organism passage in streams.
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Article ItemA student’s passion for skateboarding sparks a passion for research , article
Dylan Willard conducted research — and co-authored a published paper — on the potential for recycling wooden skateboard decks.
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Article ItemTeam creates system to forecast water quality , article
A team is developing a system to create a real-time water quality forecast similar to a weather forecast.
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Article ItemFuture of coastal marshes lies with private property owners , article
The study found that conservation strategies for marsh migration inland will need to be attractive to private landowners and encourage their voluntary participation.
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Article ItemStudy highlights conservation needs of fish species recently discovered in Southwest Virginia , article
The tiny Clinch dace, which is extremely rare in Virginia, is typically found in forested streams.
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Article ItemResearchers address riverbank erosion in Bangladesh , article
Researchers want to better understand how riverbank erosion affects residents and develop early-warning measures to help mitigate the effects of the changing shoreline.
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Article ItemResearch spotlight , article
Brief summaries of recent research projects in the college
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Article ItemGraduate students receive prestigious research fellowships , article
Master’s student Brian Case’s fellowship is from the National Science Foundation and doctoral student Corbin Hilling’s is from Virginia Sea Grant.
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Article ItemMeteorology faculty and students anchor weather stations on highest peaks in Virginia and West Virginia , article
Load your pack with power tools or a sledgehammer. Hike up Virginia’s highest peak. Get to work setting up and anchoring a weather monitoring station. Then maybe enjoy the view.
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Article ItemNext Generation Scholars Program aims to increase diversity in the forestry and environmental resources fields , article
Three faculty members spearheaded the scholarship program to increase diversity at the undergraduate level, targeting first-generation students as well as women and people from underrepresented minorities.
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Article ItemMeet some of the rock stars of Virginia Tech Geography , article
They are at center stage in the science of understanding why things are where they are.
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Article ItemA landmark achievement: Fish and Wildlife Conservation nears $9 million in externally sponsored research , article
The Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation achieved nearly $9 million in research grant expenditures during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.
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Article ItemMaking our mark in carbon , article
The College of Natural Resources and Environment is uniquely positioned to take on the critical challenges of carbon, working collaboratively across a wide range of disciplines.
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Article ItemMixing of farmed and wild fish could have adverse impacts on the environment , article
Doctoral student Gifty Anane-Taabeah is working to protect one of Ghana’s primary food sources and most important species: tilapia.
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Article ItemFrom mollusks to mountaintops: Working with federal agencies to make strides in conservation science , article
The many collaborations with federal scientists in the college not only help advance interdisciplinary research but provide opportunities for students interested in careers with government agencies.
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