It was two weeks away from the start of Harrison Reeves’ first semester at Purdue University. His bags were packed, ready to be moved into...
The Managing Conservation Plantings series provides landowners and managers with science-based recommendations to combat many of the common issues...
Purdue College of Agriculture professors Stephen Cameron and Bryan Pijanowski have been elected fellows of the American Association for the...
When Linda Lee received a sample of shellfish from an Alaskan reservation in 2005, she was looking for PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls — a...
At age 94, Julian “Hutch” Hutchinson, a 1958 Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources alumnus, has published his 10th book “American...
Trees compete for space as they grow. A tree with branches close to a wall will develop differently from one growing on open ground. Now...
The Help the Hellbender research program, based in Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources, was honored with the National Association of Conservation...
A team of digital forestry graduate students from Purdue University won first prize in the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote...
The Purdue student chapter of The Wildlife Society was named as the North Central Region’s Student Chapter of the Year for 2024. The honor,...
Wildfire season can extend from five to more than seven months in length, occurring mostly in the summer and fall in the Western United States,...
The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources honored five individuals for their outstanding service in 2024. Dr. Zhao Ma, Liz Jackson,...
Dr. Walt Beineke, a 1960 forestry alumnus and a faculty member for more than 30 years, passed away on Jan. 13. Beineke joined the faculty in 1964 ...
Videos on the Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources Extension YouTube channel received more than 359,000 views in 2024. In this story we...
Imagine you’re a landowner with dozens or hundreds of mature hardwood trees — not a stretch, since the majority of forestland in the...
Dr. Mary Beth Adams, a 2016 Purdue Distinguished Agricultural Alumni Award honoree and 2020 Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources Lifetime...
Aristotle Onassis once said I have no friends and no enemies – only competitors. A well-known proverb also says that birds of a feather flock...
2024 was a productive year for Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources across the three land grant mission areas of teaching, research and extension....
It’s a typical Thursday on Purdue’s campus, and Gabby Dennis is getting ready for class. While most students throw on sweats and grab a...
Warm, fluffy buttermilk pancakes. A comfort classic that rouses us from our slumber into the kitchen for breakfast. Along with a golden pat of...
John A. Kershaw Jr. and Betty Jane “BJ” Meadows were selected as Lifetime Achievement Award honorees. Jacob Goheen was named as the FNR...
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has tapped the expertise of Purdue University’s Jingjing Liang for a new...
The Purdue Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center has signed a commercial partnership agreement with Tree Pro to distribute select...
Fire, metal, water, earth and wood. In South Korean tradition, these five elements explain personalities, relationships and even material...
How do planting density, fertilizer and mulch affect the growth of southern live oak restoration plots in maritime forests? A recently published...
The eastern hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis alleganiensis) is a large, fully aquatic salamander whose nicknames include snot otter, water...