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  • Redefining Waters of the US: a Case Study from the Edge of the Okefenokee Swamp

    Redefining Waters of the US: a Case Study from the Edge of the Okefenokee Swamp

    IRIS affiliate Dr. Rhett Jackson, John Porter Stevens Distinguished Professor of Water Resources in the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, and colleagues, recently published a case study highlighting the impacts of the 2020 ruling to replace the Clean Water Rule with the Navigable Waters Protection Rule on the Okefenokee Swamp, a Georgia swamp […]

  • Faces of Resiliency

    Faces of Resiliency

    In a recent feature, the UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant highlighted the ways in which communities are bolstering their resiliency to severe weather events. This series featured the work of several IRIS affiliates, including Brian Bledsoe, UGA Athletic Association Professor & Director, UGA College of Engineering, Jessica Brown, Stormwater Specialist, UGA Marine Extension and Georgia […]

  • On Stream Warming and Food Chains: IRIS Undergraduates present at UGA CURO Symposium

    On Stream Warming and Food Chains: IRIS Undergraduates present at UGA CURO Symposium

    Olivia Allen and Ally Whiteis, undergraduate students in the Odum School of Ecology (and working with doctoral students Nathan Tomczyk and Carolyn Cummins) presented their research results at the UGA CURO symposium on April 4th. Both students found that stream organisms and food resources changed due to streamwater warming.  Their experiments ranged from field measurements […]