Individual and cooperative managers of forest invasive plants in Indiana and beyond

Individual and Cooperative Managers of Forest Invasive Plants in Indiana and Beyond

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Unfinished P statue on the Purdue campus in the fall
FNR Personnel Earn National Awards, Recognition

Several FNR affiliated individuals garnered national attention for their research, teaching and...

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Nine-banded armadillo
Unexpected Plants and Animals of Indiana: The nine-banded armadillo

An armored mammal, once limited to the swamps and forests of the Deep South, is now burrowing its...

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Austin Grant with colleagues during his summer internship with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
FNR Field Report: Austin Grant

Austin Grant, a senior majoring in aquatic sciences with a minor in military science and...

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Seedlings growing in a slash-and-burn agricultural field in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa. Credit: © FAO / Giulio Napolitano
Mobilizing AI to monitor forest growth and carbon sequestration

More than 1.6 million square miles of forests have disappeared since 1990, according to the Food...

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Sophia DeMoss stands in a clearcut area at Summer Practicum 2024; Sophia stands next to a skidder she used in timber harvesting at her forestry internship this summer.
FNR Field Report: Sophia DeMoss

Sophia DeMoss, a senior forestry major with a concentration in forest management, got hands-on...

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The front facade and steps of Pfendler Hall
New Faculty, Staff Members Join FNR

The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources has added a number of new faces to its...

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