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SUMMARY:2026 CFWE Seminar Series — Carissa Wonka
DESCRIPTION:SPEAKER: Dr. Carissa Wonka\, University of Florida \nTITLE: Process‑Based Restoration in Action: Linking Fire Behavior to Multitrophic Ecological Effects for Resilient Landscapes \nABSTRACT: This seminar presents research on process-based restoration that integrates high-resolution fire behavior data with plant functional traits and multitrophic responses. By linking trait-mediated plant persistence and cross-trophic effects to measured fire behavior\, the work identifies restoration strategies centered on mechanisms that foster long-term resilience and self-sustaining ecosystems—rather than simply recreating ecosystems that resemble historical conditions. \nSPEAKER BIOGRAPHY:Dr. Carissa Wonka is an Assistant Professor of Forest Management at the University of Florida’s West Florida Research and Education Center. She holds a Ph.D. in Ecosystem Science and a J.D. in Environmental Policy. Her research bridges biophysical ecology with social and legal frameworks to advance land management practices. Specifically\, her work focuses on restoring ecosystem processes\, such as natural disturbance regimes\, to strengthen the resilience of terrestrial ecosystems to global change stressors and improve resistance to invasive species. \nEVENT DETAILS: Faculty\, students\, and the public are invited to attend this program. Advanced registration is not required. Refreshments will be available. Parking is available on the third and fourth floors in the South Quad Parking Deck across from the CFWE Building on Duncan Drive. To receive announcements about future seminars\, request to join our email list at cfwecom@auburn.edu. \nContact the seminar host Heather Alexander at hda0010@auburn.edu if you would like to request a recorded version of the seminar.
URL:https://cfwe.auburn.edu/event/2025-cfwe-seminar-series-ryan-sharp-2-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment Building\, Room 2217\, 3301 SFWS BUILDING\, Auburn University\, AL\, 36849-0001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sheldon Shi | 2026 CFWE Seminar Series
DESCRIPTION:SPEAKER: Dr. Sheldon Shi\, University of North Texas \nTITLE: Self-flow wood preservative treatment \nABSTRACT: TBA \nSPEAKER BIOGRAPHY: TBA \nEVENT DETAILS: Faculty\, students\, and the public are invited to attend this program. Advanced registration is not required. Refreshments will be available. Parking is available on the third and fourth floors in the South Quad Parking Deck across from the CFWE Building on Duncan Drive. To receive announcements about future seminars\, request to join our email list at cfwecom@auburn.edu. \nContact the seminar host Yucheng Peng at yzp0027@auburn.edu if you would like to request a recorded version of the seminar.
URL:https://cfwe.auburn.edu/event/2025-cfwe-seminar-series-ryan-sharp-2-2-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment Building\, Room 2217\, 3301 SFWS BUILDING\, Auburn University\, AL\, 36849-0001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tiger Giving Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:  \nTiger Giving Day is Auburn University’s 24-hour online fundraising event\nfocused on changing lives on campus\, in our communities\, and across the state.\nOn March 25\, make your gift and make change happen.\nSupport CFWE’s impactful projects this Tiger Giving Day!\n\nProtect Alabama’s Black Bear Population\nAuburn’s College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment will use GPS‑enabled collar cameras to study southern Alabama’s vulnerable black bear population\, capturing first‑of‑its‑kind video insights into maternal behavior and cub survival without disturbing the animals. This innovative research also provides Auburn students with field experience\, building practical skills that prepare them for careers in natural resource management and conservation. \nOn Tiger Giving Day\, the College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment is raising $20\,000 to purchase GPS collar cameras that will be placed on southern Alabama black bears for vital research of this vulnerable animal population in our state. In addition to enhancing black bear conservation efforts\, this technology will create impactful experiential learning for Auburn students. \nThe southern Alabama black bear is one of the smallest and most at-risk animal populations in North America\, and recent research shows an unusually low cub survival rate. To better understand the causes of these survival issues\, we will deploy GPS-enabled camera collars on female bears within the population. These collars capture short videos and pictures from the bear’s perspective throughout winter denning\, all without disturbing the bears! \nThis first-of-its-kind approach will provide new insights into maternal behavior and cub development\, helping us guide management and conservation efforts. This project also creates valuable field experiences for Auburn students. Through summer practicum and volunteer opportunities\, students assist with field research and data collection. \nThese experiences build real-world skills that make students more competitive for future natural resource careers. With your help\, we can protect Alabama’s black bears and empower the next generation of wildlife professionals. \n \nLaunch Forestry Drone Learning at Auburn\nAuburn’s College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment will integrate a multispectral teaching drone and professional analysis software into coursework\, giving students hands‑on experience with cutting‑edge tools used to assess forest health\, monitor wildlife habitats\, and inform natural resource management decisions. By embedding drone‑based learning into the curriculum\, the college will provide meaningful experiential opportunities that strengthen students’ technical skills\, confidence\, and career readiness. \nThis Tiger Giving Day\, the College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) is raising $11\,000 to take student learning to new heights by bringing innovative drone technology into the classroom and the field. With funds raised\, we will purchase a multispectral teaching drone and professional data analysis software. These powerful tools will be integrated into courses across CFWE majors\, giving students hands-on experience with technology that is rapidly transforming forestry\, wildlife conservation and natural resource management. \nUnlike standard cameras\, multispectral sensors collect data that can’t be seen with the human eye. Students can use this information to assess forest health\, track vegetation growth\, detect plant stress\, monitor wildlife habitats and make better informed management decisions. This kind of real-world data collection and analysis is increasingly relied upon by industry professionals. And now\, our students will be able to learn it firsthand. \nEmbedding drone-based learning into coursework creates meaningful opportunities that go beyond textbooks and lectures. Students will graduate with practical market-aligned skills that will strengthen their career readiness and help them stand out in a competitive job market. By supporting this project\, you are advancing CFWE’s commitment to innovative\, technology-driven education and putting state-of-the-art tools directly into student hands — expanding their skills\, confidence and career opportunities. \n \nVisit TigerGiving.org to support these impactful projects on March 25!
URL:https://cfwe.auburn.edu/event/tiger-giving-day-2026/
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SUMMARY:2026 CFWE Seminar Series — Bill Lynn
DESCRIPTION:SPEAKER: Bill Lynn\, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service \nTITLE: My years as a Wildlife Biologist. Case Study: The Alabama beach mouse. Experiences\, lessons\, and Dr. Mirarchi was right. \nABSTRACT: Bill Lynn will present his experiences as a biologist working with landowners\, local governments\, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and management of an endangered species\, the Alabama beach mouse. \nSPEAKER BIOGRAPHY:Bill Lynn is a Certified Wildlife Biologist.  He has work for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for 17 years.  He has also worked for St. Joe Timberlands\, and various Ecological Consulting Firms. Mr. Lynn is an alumnus of the Auburn University College of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. \nEVENT DETAILS: Faculty\, students\, and the public are invited to attend this program. Advanced registration is not required. Refreshments will be available. Parking is available on the third and fourth floors in the South Quad Parking Deck across from the CFWE Building on Duncan Drive. To receive announcements about future seminars\, request to join our email list at cfwecom@auburn.edu. \nContact the seminar host Sinka Abubakar at sza0209@auburn.edu if you would like to request a recorded version of the seminar.
URL:https://cfwe.auburn.edu/event/2025-cfwe-seminar-series-ryan-sharp-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:College of Forestry\, Wildlife and Environment Building\, Room 2217\, 3301 SFWS BUILDING\, Auburn University\, AL\, 36849-0001\, United States
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