Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources - Kristen Lear

What do bats and tequila have in common? Tune in as Kristen Lear, Warnell/ ICON PhD student, tells us about her research in Mexico on bat conservation and the integrated social aspects associated with the development of sustainable tequila production practices. Interesting stuff!

Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources - Miles Ingwers

Miles Ingwers, a PhD student studying tree physiology, discusses his research on natural variation in loblolly pine as it relates to drought tolerance. Check it out!

Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources - Jace Nelson

Jace Nelson discusses his research on Gulf sturgeon as a host for freshwater mussel metamorphosis. This work is fascinating! If you get an opportunity to go out to Whitehall, be sure to check out Jace's sturgeon.

Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources - Dr. Brad Cohen

Dr. Brad Cohen, a recent Warnell graduate and Post-doc in the Deer Lab, talks about how animals perceive their environments and the implications that has for understanding life histories, ecology, and wildlife management. Check it out!

Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources - Yenie Tran discusses forest economics

Getting the Dirt on Natural Resources is a podcast by the Warnell Graduate Student Association to highlight the breadth and diversity of research conducted by Warnell students. Our very first podcast is with Yenie Tran (profile at UGA Center for Forest Business site), a 3rd year PhD student, as she discusses her research focusing on forest economics in Georgia and throughout the country.

A big thank you to John Roark at JohnRoarkMedia.com for the audio editing for this podcast!