The Collaborative Conservation & Adaptation Planning (CCAP) and Wetland and Riparian Ecology labs at Auburn University seek applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow – Gulf Coast Resilience. This full-time, fixed-term position is part of a mixed-methods research initiative focused on evaluating coastal community resilience and blue economy adaptation in Mississippi and Alabama under changing environmental conditions.
Learn more and apply online.
The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment is currently seeking an experienced individual to assist with grounds maintenance and events at The Crooked Oaks facility.
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The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment is currently seeking an experienced individual to assist with events at The Crooked Oaks facility.
Learn more and apply online.
The KPNC is seeking teachers/naturalists to conduct educational programs and classes, lead camps and guided hikes, and assist with community events, all pertaining to outdoor and natural themes.
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This posting is for a Food Services Worker/Custodian to work at the Solon Dixon Forestry Center in Andalusia, Alabama.
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The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment Office of Communications and Marketing is seeking a student to assist with journalism, social media, web content management, photography, video production, and other content as needed. The ideal candidate will be a journalism, public relations, marketing, or mass communications major/minor student who has a specialized interest in translating the methods, impacts, and wider applications of scientific research for a wide variety of public audiences to interest, engage, and garner support in the college’s mission areas of research, teaching, and outreach, as well as its development initiatives.
Contact Cole Sikes, for more information.
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To review and apply for positions currently available within the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, please visit Auburn University Employment.
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Dr. Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Dean
School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences
Auburn University
3301 Forestry and Wildlife Building
602 Duncan Drive
Auburn, Alabama 36849-3418
Phone: 334-844-1004
Email: ajanaki@auburn.edu
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 75th Anniversary Celebration of the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences at Auburn University!
Thank you for visiting our website in observance of this important anniversary. We hope you’ll enjoy learning about the history of Auburn’s forestry and wildlife sciences programs within the interactive timeline and photo archive of the School’s significant milestones and achievements.
As you’ll discover, forestry first became a stand-alone program in what was then known as the School of Agriculture in 1946. Since that time, Auburn has produced thousands of well-qualified graduates, provided citizens with science-based solutions to improve their quality of life and developed solutions to some of society’s most complex natural resource challenges.
In honor of this occasion, the School has published Arthur L. Slotkin’s 75 Years of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences at Auburn University. Through personal interviews and in-depth research, Mr. Slotkin has created a detailed chronology that will take readers on a journey through time to discover how Auburn’s forestry and wildlife programs evolved to become the present-day School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences.
The School will commemorate its 75th anniversary from March 2021 through 2022. Throughout the year, we will invite our faculty, students, alumni, and friends to join us in celebrating the School’s rich history of teaching, research, and extension through a series of virtual and in-person *events, including:
In addition to this exciting calendar of events, we invite our alumni to share their Auburn experience by submitting stories, photos, and other memorabilia to our website that will be shared online with fellow alumni during the anniversary celebration year.
On behalf of the faculty and staff, we look forward to commemorating this milestone anniversary with you in honor of 75 years of forestry and wildlife Sciences at Auburn University!
Dr. Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Dean
