Environmental Communication at UGA
Creating the Next Generation of Environmental Storytellers
A recent worldwide survey of honey samples has entomologists and local bee enthusiasts alike buzzing. In early October, Swiss researchers reported that of the 198 honey samples they had taken from around the world, 75 percent of them contained traces … Continue reading “Bees, Honey and Pesticides” →
That’s what a group of University of Georgia students are doing. They call themselves the Ecotones. They sing a cappella but with a purpose. “The ‘eco’ part of the Ecotones is really important,” Kara Joyce, the group’s administrative director: – … Continue reading “Bringing Music and the Environment Together” →
As autumnal golds and oranges wash over the north Georgia hillsides, visitors are flocking to fall festivals in rural communities, like the Georgia Apple Festival in Ellijay. With nearly 500 acres of orchards across a dozen family-owned farms, Gilmer County … Continue reading “Agritourism Preserves North Georgia Green Spaces and Culture” →