Brantley Ecohydrology Lab

United States Drought Monitor from 2000-2025 #StateOfClimate

Wonderful, non-technical explanation by our state climatologist, Pam Knox, of what’s going on with our weather and why forecasts seem more wonky Director of UGA Weather Network Explains Climate Impacts on Life, Ag in Ga. morningagclips.com/director-of-ug…

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💧 Join us for tomorrow’s #W3Seminar at 11:45 a.m.! @UFGeology's Seonkyoo Yoon, Ph.D., will share how combining hydrology, fluid mechanics, microbiology & data science is transforming our understanding of groundwater and subsurface systems. 🔗youtube.com/live/sxzeKi6ve…

Graduate students Katy Perkins and Suranjana Chatterjee are working to further our knowledge of wetland hydrology and how different tools can aid research and conservation goals. 🌊✅️ 🔗Read more below: jonesctr.org/under-the-surf…

🌊 This week we highlight the paper: “Widespread Potential for Streamflow Leakage Across Brazil” by @GescilamUchoa et al. (2024). ✨ Every two weeks until #AGU25, we’ll feature a publication in #CatchmentHydrology from an early career scientist who shared their work with us.

Check out our latest video about restoring #longleafpine for #wateryield

🔥 New study: 85% of remaining #LongleafPine habitat faces tropical storm-force winds every 6 years. We explore how #storms, #fire, insects, and salvage logging interact to shape resilience—and what managers can do about it. Led by @nezampieri bit.ly/44QK3Uk

We used NEON data to explore the relationship between fine root and soil carbon stocks. With @JosephTumber @mingzhen_lu @aaberhe et al. doi.org/10.1038/s43247…

@JefferyBCannon nature.com/articles/s4159…

Check out our latest #openaccess paper with @JefferyBCannon and others on the #wateryield benefits of #forestmanagement, and how to pay for them. Link in the comments.

Light intensity modulates plant nitrogen uptake preference: Evidence from Ligustrum compactum seedlings in simulated canopy gaps of coastal shelterbelt forests | Journal of Forestry Research link.springer.com/article/10.100… #Nitrogen #Light #Seedling #Leaf #Forest

Please RT and share! JOIN THE LAB! We are looking to recruit a motivated reserach technician to assist with field research on restoration and lidar data collection in #longleaf pine at the beautiful @thejonesctr Apps due July 6 jonesctr.org/wp-content/upl…

As a partner of America's Longleaf Restoration Initiative, we're proud of the accomplishments they made last year! Restoring our longleaf pine ecosystems isn't only good for the environment, but it also benefits local economies, national defense, recreation and wildfire risk.

If you’re doing research right you should feel a little dumb some of the time. I’m an incredible researcher because I feel severely dumb almost all of the time

To protect and sustain these native pine forests, a diverse group of personnel and agencies co-developed the Pine Pandemic Preparedness Plan (P4)! ✅️ 🔗 To access the full P4 and read more about its strategic components, please see the link here: jonesctr.org/wp-content/upl…

We have a new Ichauway record! 🏆️🎉 Our Herpetology Lab recently captured a pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus) that measured 5'11", surpassing the previous record of 5'10"! 🤯

While many of our native groundcover species are blooming beautifully, the butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa) stands out brilliantly in the landscape. Its bright colors and knack for nectar production attract pollinators, like this zebra swallowtail (Eurytides marcellus)! 🦋

Did you know that planting longleaf pine on marginal agricultural lands may be able to help restore the natural nutrient levels in the soil? 🌲 🔗Read more here: jonesctr.org/soil-change-fr…

Big thank you to Tamlin Pavelsky of The University of North Carolina for presenting his groundbreaking research on the SWOT satellite NASA mission and its revolutionary impact on hydrology and water prediction at WaterWorks. WATCH youtu.be/8AtHJ6os0Vo #WaterScience #SWOT #NASA