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Despite radiological contamination, abundant wildlife has been reported in the Fukushima Evacuation Zone, nearly a decade after Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster

There are about 30 species of rabbits around the world. While their features and locations vary, they share many things in common.

The news desk has compiled a list of events going on throughout the upcoming week that are open to the public. The list features the University of Georgia College of

Jeff Kastle of Athens was honored this month as 2021 Forester of the Year by the Georgia Forestry Commission.

Eleven grants totaling $1.5 million were awarded in November 2021 to recipients.

ATHENS, Ga. — A Moultrie man was among 25 professionals representing agriculture, forestry and allied sectors who graduated from the Advancing Georgia’s Leaders in Agriculture and Forestry Class of 2019-21

Artist Jennifer Steinkamp brings art into the age of technology through her use of digital animation. The exhibition “Jennifer Steinkamp: The Tec

This weeks look ahead features University of Georgia Fall Commencement Ceremonies, an Unsilent Night parade through downtown Athens, a Charlie Brown Christmas Show and two-time appearances by the Grinch.

New University of Georgia research could help limit damage the pigs cause.

ATHENS — In the latter months of 2019, a novel coronavirus probably leaped from a yet-unknown animal in central China into a human.