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A University of Idaho associate professor and his colleagues are investigating why female elephants in a region of Africa are quickly evolving without tusks.

A University of Idaho associate professor and his colleagues are investigating why female elephants in a region of Africa are quickly evolving without tusks.

In some regions of Alabama and the southeastern U.S., wild turkey populations have declined for the past 10 to 15 years. Will Gulsby, associate professor of wildlife management in Auburn...

In some regions of Alabama and the southeastern U.S., wild turkey populations have declined for the past 10 to 15 years. Will Gulsby, associate professor of wildlife management in Auburn...

The Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences will host the and#8220;Cross-Laminated Timber Industry: Current Status and Futureand#8221; panel discussion and reception on...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently honored the Red Hills Salamander Habitat Purchase teamand#8212;a group that includes graduates of the Auburn University School of Forestry and...

The Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division’s Adult Mentored Hunting (AMH) Program has two main goals – to provide those with little or no hunting experience with a safe,

Jiban Rabha’s hope and hard work in the past six years finally bore fruits on Thursday (September 9). The oil palm Rabha and six other educated farmers cultivated in about seven hectares of land at Khungrajani village in western Assam’s Goalpara district in 2015 was harvested for the first time. A Hyderabad-based company bought the oil palm at Rs 10 per kg which would be

A new book by an Auburn University professor tracks the dramatic pivot in commercial forest ownershipand#8212;lands once overwhelmingly owned by integrated forest products companies that...

Deseret News Share this story BYU graduate student Amber Johnson checks for new sprouts in a lab on the BYU campus in Provo on June 25, 2021. Rio Tinto Kennecott and Brigham Young University researchers are joining forces to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to improve reclamation at the Bingham Canyon Mine. In June 2020, a group of students and professors from the BYU Department of Plant and Wildlife Sciences broke ground on four research projects on land areas surrounding the mine ...