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Clemson scientists believe increasing urban residents' interaction with healthy trees may help alleviate adult depression.

Scientists link urban tree structure to mental health

Fisheries students gain hands-on experience managing athletics pond

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History, drones and surveys give undergraduates valuable experience

Managing the Forest: Doctorate student puts his carbon accounting expertise to use in the Clemson Experimental Forest

Robert Baldwin named recipient of the Class of ’39 Award for Excellence

Headshots of Elizabeth Caldwell and Carson Colenbaugh.

Clemson National Scholars named Rhodes and Marshall scholarship finalists

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Forestry Club assists those in need after Hurricane Helene

A group of nine young people carry a tarp full of leaves and sticks through a grassy lawn.

Clemson students, faculty and staff step up in droves to help victims of Hurricane Helene

Leaf color is starting to change in trees along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Clemson scientist says ‘Get out and explore’ fall color changes

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences adds 30 new faculty

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences recognizes tenured, promoted faculty

Christian Blackburn, Audie Cherry, Calvin Paulsen, Lexie Colwell, Shreya Tellur and the Fulbright Seal in a collage-style graphic.

Five Clemson students and alums awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships

Clemson's graduate research fellowship recipients in order: Virginia (Gracie) Dellinger, Annika DeVol, Lillian (Lily) Margeson, Joshua Murray, Kayleigh Trumbull and Michael Smith.

Six Clemson students and alumnus awarded prestigious graduate research fellowships

A man wearing a dark suit and orange tie speaks to a large group in an outdoor pavilion

24 faculty, staff and students honored with 2024 University Spring Awards

Clemson professor’s book issues bold challenge to sustainability movement

Focus on Creative Inquiry poster symposium highlights undergraduate research

2024 Duckenfield Scholars Owen Eastman and Heather Motro standing together outside of the Honors Center on Clemson University campus.

Two Clemson Honors students awarded Duckenfield scholarships

Floating wetlands bring beauty, benefits to South Carolina ponds

Clemson breaks ground on forestry, environmental conservation hub

Silvopasture involves growing trees and grazing livestock on the same site.

Integrate trees with pastures to support environment, livestock production and humans

Raccoon opens arms while standing in grass.

What’s your problem (wildlife)? University webinar offers solutions to Clemson community

A large yellow and black spider is on a small tree limb.

Clemson scientist: Study shows Joro spiders ‘here to stay,’ spreading fast

Clemson students’ deployment of novel camera alert system, TrailGuard AI, featured in BioScience, promotes coexistence of tigers, humans

2023 Fulbright scholarship recipients (clockwise) Carter Janse, Molly Sutton, Kendra Gordillo and Alianna Cezzane Pearson

Clemson celebrates five Fulbright scholars

Photo of Tillman Hall in spring 2023

Clemson University recognizes its newly tenured and promoted faculty for 2023

Creative Inquiry program recognizes faculty, graduate student for mentoring undergraduate researchers

Provost Bob Jokes addresses the 2022 Spring Awards

26 faculty, staff and students honored with 2023 University Spring Awards

A woman stands next to the trunk of a huge tree and looks up as she places her hand on its trunk

Standing champions: Clemson campus boasts dozens of SC’s largest trees

Undergraduate research recognized at Focus on Creative Inquiry poster forum

A photo of trees and vines in Dominica

Trees in hurricane-prone areas have strong ability to survive even after severe damage

Grassland bird ecologist takes scientific lead for Clemson-based conservation initiative

J. Drew Lanham, Ornithologist, Naturalist, and Writer, 2022 MacArthur Fellow, Clemson, SC

Clemson wildlife professor recognized among most influential Black Americans

Five men standing in a row holding plaques with balloons above them.

Clemson’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences names 2022 alumni award winners

An ermine stands in the forest.

Weasels, not pandas, should be the poster animal for biodiversity loss

Check firewood for insects before bringing in a house.

Don’t bring uninvited holiday guests inside with Christmas trees or firewood

Clemson webinar offers community answers for handling problem wildlife