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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

Scenic vista from Fetterbush Overlook along Blue Ridge Parkway

Lack of extreme weather puts southern Appalachians in ‘good shape for great fall color’

Photo of a pine forest

Clemson program prepares women to manage the family forest land

Palmetto LEAF program aims to create leadership pipeline for S.C. agribusiness industry

CAFLS seeks applicants for the 2019-2020 Undergraduate Research Initiative

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

Summer undergraduate research to be on display at Clemson University

4-H and FFA teams pose together with South Carolina state flag at WHEP competition.

South Carolina youth put wildlife habitat knowledge to test at national competition

Clemson brings ‘vampire elephants,’ ‘ecological zombies’ into human-wildlife conflict debate

Clemson brings ‘vampire elephants,’ ‘ecological zombies’ into human-wildlife conflict debate

Clemson study finds wildflowers create pollinator harmony for watermelons

Clemson study finds wildflowers create pollinator harmony for watermelons

Black-capped petrel flies above the ocean.

Clemson researchers take pioneering trek to track endangered ‘little devil’

Clemson researchers leading multistate effort to unlock mysteries of elusive snake species

Clemson researchers leading multistate effort to unlock mysteries of elusive snake species

Marzieh Motallebi addresses the audience at the recent Carbon Market for South Carolina workshop.

Clemson workshop explores carbon market’s potential profits for S.C. landowners

Clemson’s Patrick McMillan wins national and state awards for excellence

Clemson’s Patrick McMillan wins national and state awards for excellence

Caleb Todd poses in front of Sikes Hall.

Clemson sophomore from Summerville garners major NOAA scholarship

Drew Lanham with binoculars for birding.

Clemson professor’s article chosen for prestigious ‘Best American Essays’ anthology

Clemson announces carbon market workshop in Upstate for forest landowners

Clemson announces carbon market workshop in Upstate for forest landowners

Students participating in Undergraduate Research Initiative (Left to right): Andrew Purcell, Erin McDaniel, Caterra Heard-Tate, Bailee Hawkins, Jessie Comer, Camille Smith, Texanna Miller, and Paul Millar

CAFLS announces inaugural cohort of student research grant recipients

Experimental Forest research

Faculty, students research use, management of 17,000-acre Clemson Experimental Forest

A coyote fitted with ear tags in Upstate South Carolina to help researchers understand the impact of the species on the state's deer population.

Clemson researchers work to understand impact of coyotes on state’s deer population

Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

David Jachowski conducts field research with student Annie Carew.

Clemson natural resource scientists honored for research efforts

Laura Gigliotti sits in a safari truck in South Africa.

Doctoral student researching cheetahs in South Africa

Paula Agudelo

Clemson college of agriculture names dean of research, Experiment Station director

Grants to nurture Clemson technology development

Grants to nurture Clemson technology development

Clemson Extension webinars connect landowners with Southeast forestry experts

A coiled up rattlesnake

Mojave rattlesnakes’ life-threatening venom is more widespread than expected

Vista overlooking Guanica, Puerto Rico.

Clemson researchers: Trees grow more efficient leaves to compensate for hurricane damage

J. Drew Lanham with binoculars in the woods.

Clemson professor J. Drew Lanham to be honored by National Audubon Society

Clemson scientist working to protect future of rare and popular sportfish

Tristan Allerton working on his research.

Clemson doctoral student receives prestigious grant

Jillian Newman watches her research in action: the green salamander in its natural habitat.

Recent Clemson alum’s chapter accepted for publication