Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation Archives · Clemson News

Looking for the ‘little devil’

Clemson students to offer webinar on dealing with wildlife

Clemson brings battle against invasive Bradford pear trees to state’s capital

‘Stage has been set’ for fall’s flashy show to be a big hit

male bobwhite quail

National quail conservation initiative finds new home at Clemson University

Brandon Peoples with a Bartram's Bass.

Study: Recreational fishing eases mental stress, boosts economy during pandemic

Weasel out: Clemson-led study shows population of pint-sized predators dwindling

Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute team members ride elephants.

Clemson elephant research offers new perspective on wildlife conservation

Anderson named new director of Clemson’s Kennedy Center

An employee of Barrier Island Oyster Company lifts a cage of oysters to check their size.

Clemson researchers and others meet to discuss S.C. mariculture industry

Outdoor view of the rear elevation of the Andy Quattlebaum Outdoor Education Center with the Lake Hartwell shoreline in front of it.

How Clemson helped innovate the South Carolina wood industry and influence design

Army and Air Force ROTC Will Commission 32 Lieutenants in Separate Ceremonies

$2.8M in gifts launches Clemson urban entomology initiative

Clemson University and Boone and Crockett Club join forces to conserve South Carolina wildlife habitats

CAFLS women taking leading role in driving Clemson’s land-grant mission

A prescribed fire burns near research tower.

Clemson using coastal research tower to study carbon and water cycling in pine forests

Bradford pear trees grow in the Upstate.

Clemson’s campaign against invasive Bradford pear adds new location in second year

Students study marsh area.

Clemson’s relationship with Nemours still going and growing 25 years later

Breanna Ondich holds a turtle

Clemson brings accessibility to professional wildlife and fisheries resources degree

Crystal Smith standing in the woods with smoke behind her.

CAFLS student, Air Force veteran, works on impressive research projects

View of southern Appalachians

‘Full spectrum of fall colors’ on tap for southern Appalachians, Clemson expert says

USDA grant will support Clemson team’s quest to modernize the teaching of soil science

USDA grant will support Clemson team’s quest to modernize the teaching of soil science

Clemson names Petty chair of forestry and environmental conservation

Clemson names Petty chair of forestry and environmental conservation

Clemson study: Prescribed fire doesn’t hinder forests from producing clean water

Clemson study: Prescribed fire doesn’t hinder forests from producing clean water

Scenic view of waterways around Edisto Island.

Clemson seeks community input into cleanup plan for Edisto waterways

Yarrow leads students on hike in mountains

Thomas Green Clemson Award winner’s legacy reveals power of personal relationships

To the CAFLS Class of 2020

10 years after Deepwater Horizon disaster, Clemson helps continue recovery research

10 years after Deepwater Horizon disaster, Clemson helps continue recovery research

A wood duck is held for a photo.

Clemson researchers collaborating on groundbreaking duck study

CBASS presenter displays her research

CBASS Symposium cancelled

Trees stand in forest.

Registration open for annual Clemson Extension forestry summit

Bradford pear trees grow in the Upstate.

Clemson Extension working to root out invasive Bradford pears

State legislators present check to Clemson faculty members.

State Legislature earmarks $500K for ‘one-of-a-kind’ Hardscramble project

Plant species are used as erosion control along a forest road.

Clemson field tours to show alternatives to using invasive species for erosion control

Drought conditions affect water level in Lake Hartwell.

Drought a major disruption for S.C. wildlife and natural resources, Clemson experts say