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Of mice, birds and men: Purdue researcher builds a simulation of how wild birds and rodents affect the spread of avian flu on farms — 16 July 2026
Trask is writing a new narrative about rats, birds and people as he pursues his doctorate in Purdue’s Animal Sciences and Forestry and...
FNR Celebrates Awards, Honors from Spring, Summer 2026 — 15 July 2026
Several Forestry and Natural Resources students, staff and recent alumni have been recognized for their scholarship, research and outreach this...
Jarred Brooke Receives Early Career Award for Prescribed Fire Work — 13 July 2026
Jarred Brooke, Extension wildlife specialist, was honored with a Career Achievement Award at the Fire in Eastern Oak Forests Conference in June. In...
FNR Field Report: Brett Cox Recaps Week 2 of Sweden Study Abroad Trip — 10 July 2026
Sophomore forestry major Brett Cox recaps week 2 of the Sustainable Natural Resources study abroad trip to Sweden and Norway in this blog.
From Sweden to Norway to Turks and Caicos — 09 July 2026
Morgan Hamilton, a rising senior majoring in aquatic sciences, has had an “incredible” experience at Purdue, even though West Lafayette...
Indiana Corn Update - Issue #32 — 09 July 2026
Indiana corn progress, mycotoxins & weather
Engineering space to breathe: How novel carbon dioxide sensors could improve air circulation in space and life on Earth — 08 July 2026
NASA’s new generation of Artemis missions will take humanity back to the moon and beyond. Marshall Porterfield, professor of biological...






