The Armsworth Lab has a new open-access publication out in Nature Communications: “Factoring economic costs into conservation planning may not […]

Graduate Student Chad Stachowiak (Armsworth Lab), is a finalist for a 2018 Presidential Management Fellowship. “The PMF Program is a […]

Austin Milt (PhD 2015, now a postdoc at the University of Wisconsin) won third place in Conservation Biology’s ‘Rising Star’ […]

Congratulations to all the graduate students, undergraduate students, and staff who received awards at the EEB Awards Ceremony on May […]

Congratulations to the EEB grad students who won Graduate Student Senate awards this year. There are a few different categories: […]

EEB students have done very well again in the 2017 round of NSF GRFP (Graduate Research Fellowship Program) fellowships!  Our […]

Austin Milt’s PhD (2015, Armsworth Lab) work is featured in a nice, one-page color spread in a new book by […]

EEB held its annual Awards Ceremony on May 2.  Please click on each recipient’s name to read about each deserving […]

Rachel Fovargue (Armsworth Lab) has received a 2016-2017 Yates Dissertation Fellowship! The fellowships provide recognition and financial support to outstanding […]

Paul Armsworth has been selected as a James R. Cox Professor.  The three-year award provides Armsworth with a stipend of […]

Congratulations to Shelby Ward (Armsworth Lab) who was selected to receive the Margaret “Tina” Riedinger Societal Impact Award for the First Annual Women […]

EEB was once again well-represented at the annual Chancellor’s Honors Banquet.  Congratulations to Paul Armsworth, Jessica Welch, and Kenna Rewcastle! […]

Associate Professor Paul Armsworth is featured in TN Today with a new paper in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment […]

Five Six current or incoming EEB students were awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships or honorable mentions: Awards: Rachel Fovargue (Armsworth lab) […]

A recent paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Michael Bode, Lance Bode, and UTK EEB assistant […]

Famed ecologist Paul Ehrlich addressed an audience at UT as part of the Baker Center Interdisciplinary Group on Energy and […]