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The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment routinely schedules seminars and workshops for students, professionals and faculty who wish to learn about best practices, current research, and trends impacting their respective fields or areas of study. Our invited expert speakers hail from...
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Producing native understory at the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center is a desired outcome of our forest management operations as it serves various purposes. Native grasses, in conjunction with pine straw, promote “better” prescribed...
Efficient food animal systems brings together researchers that work on food animals including livestock, poultry and fish. Key research topics of interest include efficient and sustainable animal production systems, animal health, efficient and safe use of animal manure, and animal production...
Are you ready to advance your career and set yourself apart in the competitive business world? Look no further than the nationally accredited Harbert College of Business. We offer high-quality undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and...
Learn about the Auburn Alumni Association’s Board of Directors—read the president's welcome letter, review bi-laws, and meet our dedicated board members.
In addition to living and working with top forestry and wildlife scholars, students have the opportunity to work with a variety of state, corporate, and private entities during their summer practicum. The summer provides a lot of...
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