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Eastern Wild Tom Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) strutting with tail feathers in fan through a grassy meadow in Canada

Blog post title: Auburn’s wild turkey research advances with support of Alabama-based wildlife nonprofits

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An eastern wild tom turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) struts with tail feathers in fan through a grassy meadow. Researchers at Auburn University will continue to stay on the cutting edge of…
two men talk next to a logging truck at a fuel station

Blog post title: Auburn study to strengthen Alabama’s forest industry

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As part of an Auburn University Rural Partnership-funded study, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment graduate student Abu Tahiru interviews a log truck driver during a fuel stop. Building a…
James Parker poses for a photo in a forest

Blog post title: Forging a Legacy of Service: 2025 Outstanding Alumnus James Parker’s Journey from Auburn Forestry to Military Stewardship

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James Parker '99, '00 James Parker has created a career deeply rooted in service to both land and country. As an alumnus of the Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife…
A mother and her physically-impaired daughter enjoy a morning trail ride in a specially designed trail wheel chair.

Blog post title: CFWE attains grant to expand accessibility at KPNC

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A mother and her daughter enjoy a morning trail exploration at the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center using a new all-terrain wheelchair. The Kreher Preserve and Nature Center (KPNC) is expanding access…
five researchers shown in lab with needle blight specimens

Blog post title: Auburn researchers advance detection and control strategies to protect regional forests

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An Auburn University research team has completed the initial phase of its brown spot needle blight (BSNB) research study, delivering innovative tools and strategies to safeguard the region’s forest industry.…
Young woman smiling in a garden, wearing a navy dress with flowers and greenery in the background.

Blog post title: Davis to lead the CFWE spring class of 2026 as graduation marshal

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Shelby Davis Shelby Davis, a graduating senior majoring in Wildlife Ecology and Management, from Phenix City, Alabama, has been chosen to lead the Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) class of 2026…
Person standing in a shallow river holding a fish, with trees and sunlight in the background.

Blog post title: Auburn CFWE student finds her path in PARK program

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Elizabeth Burns For Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) student Elizabeth Burns, the Parks and Recreation Management (PARK) program represents both a personal milestone and a glimpse into the future of the field.  As the…
Person in a blazer smiling and leaning against a column outdoors on a sunny day.

Blog post title: Latimer honored with President’s Award

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William "Tine" Latimer The Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) proudly honors forestry student William “Tine” Latimer as this year’s President’s Award recipient, recognizing a student whose impact deeply reflects the college’s mission and…
A hunting guide holds a waterfowl call to his mouth while looking upward out of a hunting blind.

Blog post title: Auburn alumnus reflects on wildlife enterprise management journey

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Spencer Parker keeps his eyes on target while guiding waterfowl hunts. A true wildlife enterprise journey It’s been all focus and feathers for Auburn University alumnus Spencer Parker since graduating…
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