Oct 11, 2022
WRALRobert Bardon, a professor of forestry and environmental resources at NC State, joined WRAL recently to discuss the best time and locations to take in the beautiful fall colors in North Carolina.
Oct 8, 2022
Winston-Salem JournalLeaves dropping before they’re ready can lead to a shorter season, while cloudy, rainy weather often mutes autumn hues, noted Bob Bardon, a professor of forestry and environmental resources at NC State University.
Oct 7, 2022
Dick Brake spent his life helping others, so it made perfect sense that his family should continue doing so in his name long after he was gone.
Oct 6, 2022
Eight undergraduate students majoring in fisheries, wildlife and conservation biology engaged in internship experiences this summer that provided depth to their education and focus to their future career plans.
Oct 3, 2022
The TechnicianThroughout her research, Pharr identified birds as a keystone or indicator species: a species that provides scientists with invaluable information on various environmental conditions.
Oct 2, 2022
Greensboro News & RecordThe area's common suburban and urban woodpecker species — primarily the downy woodpecker and red-bellied woodpecker — are resident, meaning they stay in the same place year-round, said Christopher Moorman, a professor and associate head of the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources at NC State.
Sep 27, 2022
CBS 17“We’ve had great weather with these warm sunny days and cool nights should help contribute to good vibrant colors in this region of the state,” said Robert Bardon, a professor of forestry and environmental resources at NC State.
Sep 26, 2022
Newsy"There are communities all across the nation that are susceptible to flood damage," said Georgina Sanchez, a research associate with the Center for Geospatial analytics at NC State.
Cornelius Today“I think we’ll see leaves peak at about the same time as they have in recent years,” said Robert Bardon, a professor of forestry and environmental resources and the associate dean of extension at the NC State College of Natural Resources.
Sep 23, 2022
KRON4An invasive insect that could severely impact the wine production industry could arrive in California’s vineyards by 2027, according to a study by NC State researchers.
