Environmental Resource Management

In order to create a more sustainable food supply and brighter future, it is our responsibility to be innovators in managing environmental resources. CAES researchers are exploring environmental solutions in the following subject areas:

  • Water Management
  • Soil Sciences
  • Farm & Land Management
  • Climate Studies

Environmental Resource Management Research News

40 under 40 CAES News
Meet UGA’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025
The University of Georgia has named its 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, recognizing a group of young alumni based on their personal, professional and philanthropic achievements. Honorees from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences include Caroline Lewallen (BSA '11 - Agricultural Education), Charles Orgbon (BSA '18 - Environmental Economics and Management), Colby Ruiz (BSA '15 - Biological Science), Caroline Stelling (BSA '11 - Environmental Economics and Management) and Tyson Strickland (BSA '11, DVM '16 - Animal Science).
UGArden gala event raised crucial funds for the student community farm. CAES News
UGArden marks 15 years of growing food and community with gala
Fifteen years ago, what is now a thriving, 10-acre teaching farm began as little more than a beat-up cattle run. Today, UGArden is not only a model of sustainable agriculture at the University of Georgia: It’s also a cherished community garden built by and for students, where they can learn to grow food organically, connect with the land and serve the broader Athens community.
New head of UGA Department of Entomology, Sonia Altizer CAES News
Sonia Altizer brings interdisciplinary vision as new head of UGA entomology
Renowned ecologist and science communicator Sonia Altizer has been named head of the University of Georgia Department of Entomology, bringing a collaborative vision and decades of research and public outreach experience to the role. A longtime UGA faculty member, Altizer is focused on honoring the department’s strong legacy while advancing innovation, interdisciplinary research and community engagement through Extension.
Pam Knox at UGA weather station