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Businesses, governments, and non profits are all turning an eye toward biodiversity credit markets as a way to keep tabs of conservation gains, mitigate damages, and enhance corporate responsibility. But biodiversity is a lot more complicated than carbon, so special…
You can find Wildlife & Water Lab’s newest paper, published in Water Resources Research, at this link. This synthesis explores how water research can directly contribute to solving the global biodiversity crisis by aligning key disciplines at the interface of…
WWL members and collaborators gathered this month at Watson Mill Bridge State Park in Georgia to unwind while enjoying gorgeous weather and creek biodiversity. We captured dozens of exciting critters from dragonfly nymphs and water striders to treefrog and salamander…
Over the summer, Aurora conducted fieldwork collecting data on the response of native species of anurans to a nature-based solution, levee setbacks. Aurora spent two months capturing tadpoles, predatory fish, and aquatic invertebrates to understand the wildlife conservation benefits of floodplain…
Aurora Fowler, MS student in the WWL, received an Odum School of Ecology Large Grant in support of her thesis work on the amphibian biodiversity of levee setbacks. Congratulations Aurora!
