News and Updates
Dec 14, 2018
Efforts grow to broaden base of support for conservation
Here’s a blog post on The Conversation that discusses how our work is informing the […]
Dec 1, 2018
Study uncovers troubling rise in screen time among rural youth
A summary of our paper on youth outdoor time vs. screen time was reported on […]
Nov 20, 2018
Living with lions and tigers and bears
Living with Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My
Oct 22, 2018
Modern conflict: screen time vs. nature
Our study of screen time vs. outdoor time among rural youth attracted media attention from […]
Sep 26, 2018
As hunting dwindles, who will pay for wildlife conservation?
Several media outlets covered our study of birdwatchers potentially purchasing the Duck Stamp, including: Anthropocene […]
Feb 1, 2018
Designing greenways for diverse users
Our study of diverse urban trail users in Atlanta and San Antonio – which highlights […]
Dec 10, 2017
First Day Hikes: a natural way to start the New Year
Our study highlighting the benefits of First Day Hikes was featured in the December 2017 […]
Nov 2, 2017
Improving urban health through green space
Here’s a US Forest Service blog post describing our work examining relationships between urban green […]
Oct 31, 2017
Tapping into locavores as potential hunters
Our paper on the potential contributions of “locavores” to hunting in upstate New York was […]
Oct 27, 2017
Higher fees may impact National Park Service’s diversity efforts
Our lab’s research was featured in an article by The Atlantic’s CityLab focusing on the […]