Author: Sarah Corica

Apr 15, 2015

Five Faculty Win Holladay Medal

Hugh Devine, professor of parks, recreation and tourism management, and innovator in geospatial analysis, honored with NC State's highest faculty honor. 

Apr 6, 2015

Spotlight on Giving: Kelley Wilber

Kelley Mandracchia Wilber aims to provide the same opportunities she experienced in Paper Science to future generations of students. 

Mar 25, 2015

A New Top Dog in North Carolina

Coyotes -- newcomers to North Carolina -- may fill the role once filled by wolves. 

Mar 20, 2015

Graduate Student Recognized for Research in Environmental Efficiency

Graduate student Abdus Salam is recognized for his work to develop environmentally sound products applicable to the tissue making processes. 

Jan 14, 2015

Spotlight on Natural Resources Student and Goodnight Scholar Megan Owens

Settled in after an exciting first-year at NC State, Megan is spreading her love for the environment across the globe as she prepares to co-lead the Goodnight Scholars Alternative Service Break trip to the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago and finish her capstone project for the GREEN Program in Iceland. 

Dec 10, 2014

Saving the Forest for the Trees: Monitoring Climate Effects Through Collaborative Research

NC State and USDA Forest Service researchers monitor the effects of climate variability and help landowners maintain their land. 

Oct 28, 2014

Maybe You Can Change People’s Minds About Climate Change

A new study by Natural Resources post-doc suggests science education may counteract political ideology and help change views on climate change among middle schoolers. 

Oct 27, 2014

Biofuel Breakthroughs

The biggest barrier to better biofuels is small but stubborn. Biotechnology experts explain the challenges of breaking down the plant cell wall. 

May 30, 2014

A Sustainable Solution

From Marine to "McGyver-in-residence:" paper science and engineering student Tyson Huffman is putting his real-world experience to work for women of Rwanda. 

Feb 6, 2014

NC State Heads Climate Change Hub

Natural Resources faculty join research partnership to coordinate the efforts of over two dozen organizations to help farmers, ranchers and forest landowners adapt to climate change.