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Tree Canopy Cover Linked to Lower Risk of Pedestrian Falls

Staff

Oct 30, 2025

Fundraiser Expands Hands-On Fire Training, Safety Resources for Students

College of Natural Resources students are conducting prescribed burns more safely and confidently thanks to new safety gear, equipment and training opportunities made possible by donor support.

Oct 25, 2025

Climate Change Is Impacting NC’s Display of Dazzling Fall Leaves. Here’s How

Wilmington Star-News
"Things will vary from year to year, and with a longer growing season tied to our warming temperatures pretty much inevitable, that green leaf color might hang on a bit longer," said Robert Bardon, a professor of forestry and environmental resources at North Carolina State University.

Oct 23, 2025

North Carolina’s National Park Sites in 2024 Bring in $2.3B

Coastal Review
Lincoln Larson, an associate professor of parks, recreation and tourism management at North Carolina State University, explained to Coastal Review that during a government shutdown, much of the park staff is furloughed, “meaning they don’t work and aren’t paid but retain their job and benefits when the shutdown ends. Overall, a shutdown presents enormous challenges for park management, members of the public who want to visit parks, and for the park employees themselves.”

Oct 20, 2025

Musings About The Government Shutdown And National Parks

National Parks Traveler
"Most National Park Service staff view stewardship of natural and cultural resources as a major part of their job. When those staff members are not available to protect and conserve these valuable assets, many threats arise," said Lincoln Larson, an associate professor of parks, recreation and tourism management at North Carolina State University.

Oct 17, 2025

Biomass and Electricity Could Help Paper Mills Achieve Net Zero, Study Finds

Bioenergy Insight
A new study published by North Carolina State University researchers explores how paper mills can cut emissions and move toward net zero by adopting cleaner energy and improved operational practices.

Oct 16, 2025

From Trash Pickup to Ranger Food Banks, Volunteers Step Up for National Parks Amid Government Shutdown

Good Good Good
"If you visit a national park during a shutdown, don’t expect the same type of trip," said Lincoln Larson, an associate professor of parks, recreation and tourism management at North Carolina State University.

Oct 16, 2025

How the Government Shutdown Affects Communities Near Public Lands

Center for Western Priorities
"I still firmly believe that public lands can serve as a common ground," said Lincoln Larson, an associate professor of parks, recreation and tourism management at North Carolina State University.

Oct 15, 2025

Electric Power May Enable Paper Mills to Achieve Net Zero

Science Magazine
Paper mills can cut emissions and move toward net zero by using electric boilers, biomass fuel and improved dewatering, while adapting operations to each facility.

Oct 15, 2025

Electric Power May Enable Paper Mills to Achieve Net Zero Emissions

Bioengineer.org
A new study published North Carolina State University researchers reveals how pulp and paper mills can slash emissions and hit net-zero by revamping dewatering, boilers, and energy efficiency throughout their operations.

Oct 15, 2025

Tree Canopy Cover Linked to Lower Risk of Pedestrian Falls

Medical Xpress
"Many cities have tree planting campaigns, particularly street trees, but these campaigns are controversial because street trees can cause sidewalk damage, and building owners worry that this damage will put people at risk of falls," said Katie Burford, a postdoctoral research scholar in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management at North Carolina State University.