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Sophomore wildlife major Arlene Polar Piñeiro spent the nearly a month in Costa Rica, taking...
American martens have been reintroduced repeatedly in the Upper Midwest in an effort to establish...
Senior forestry-forest management major/wildlife science minor Mikaela Agresta pulled double duty...
Meet the bitternut hickory or Carya cordiformis. This cousin of the pecan, has anywhere from five...
How has the nearshore fish assemblage in Lake Michigan changed over the last 40 years and what...
Emma Johnson, a sophomore wildlife major from Luray, Virginia, had a two-fold internship as an...
World-class faculty impact the U.S. and beyond.
98% FNR graduate students are successfully employed or continued with their education.
Research conducted with 25 forest properties across the state and 18 labs.