Master's Alum Daniel Bird Contributes to Indigenous Wildlife Management Journal Issue
Daniel Bird, who was raised on the Santo Domingo-Kewa Pueblo Reservation in New Mexico and is an enrolled tribal member, created the cover art and...
Daniel Bird, who was raised on the Santo Domingo-Kewa Pueblo Reservation in New Mexico and is an enrolled tribal member, created the cover art and...
Hold a leaf up to the light, and the branching network of veins stands out against the thinner, brighter background. Like blood circulating through...
Purdue FNR installed Motus towers, which pick up the signature of radio transmitters on a variety of wildlife species as they travel through the...
An outbreak of often-fatal epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) afflicted more than 500 white-tailed deer in Indiana’s Allen, Porter and...
Jong Yoon Jeon credits his father with inspiring a love of the outdoors by showing Jong Yoon areas beyond their home in metropolitan Seoul, South...
Freshman wildlife major Donatella Mudica spent the last summer before coming to Purdue as a seasonal interpretive naturalist at Turkey Run and...
Katie Buckles, a senior wildlife major minoring in aquatic sciences, worked as a technician at the Purdue Aquaculture Research Lab and as a lab...
Senior forestry major Amber Laughner was a stewardship intern at Shirley Heinze Land Trust in northwest Indiana. In that role, she assisted with...
Senior wildlife major Gabby Dennis spent the summer as an ovenbird field technician at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in the White Mountains...
Junior wildlife major and Spanish and biological sciences minor Alexandra Early was an intern and later took on the duties of a senior keeper at...
Sophomore wildlife major and forest ecosystems minor Lydia Pultorak worked as a Bird Atlas field technician in the coastal region of North Carolina.
As autumn settles in, we eagerly await the transformation of leaves into vibrant hues of red, orange and yellow. However, this year might tell a...
The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources includes many new faces for the 2024-25 school year, including three new faculty members...
Emma Johnson, a senior wildlife major, spent the summer working as a pronghorn field technician on the Oklahoma Pronghorn Project. In her position,...
Lenny Farlee, sustaining hardwood Extension specialist for Purdue’s Department of Forestry and Natural Resources (FNR), has been named a 2024...
The 2024-25 edition of Hardwood University’s industry curriculum is available now with the first course set to take place on Sept. 24 at...
Zane Smoldt, a senior forestry major with a concentration in forest management, spent the summer working as a forest technician with the USDA...
With 89% of the U.S. population and 68% of the world population projected to live in cities by 2050, concerns mount about how to address health and...
Mallory Wagner, a junior majoring in aquatic sciences – fisheries with a minor in communication, acted as a Boiler Gold Rush Team Leader this...
Dr. Barny Dunning was recognized among a group of six individuals who have ventured abroad to enrich their teaching, research and extension...
Noah Haas, a junior majoring in aquatic sciences – fisheries, worked as a crew leader for an aquatic survey team on the St. Joseph River...
Biologists originally classified the lesser and greater prairie chickens of the Great Plains as two different species. Difficult to distinguish by...
Dr. Matt Ginzel was selected to participate in the Purdue Insights Faculty Forum, a leadership program that focuses on preparing and supporting...
Dr. Reuben Goforth was chosen as an Experiential Education Champion by the Office of the Provost. Each year, the ExEd Champion program provides...
Researchers from Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources are teaming up with partners across the state to stimulate, expand and support the...