Launch Of The Okefenokee Swamp Park Uga Odum School Of Ecology Alligator Research Project
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Launch Of The Okefenokee Swamp Park Uga Odum School Of Here is the presentation of the applied wildlife conservation lab at the university of georgia (uga) odum school of ecology research project at the okefenoke. The american alligator project will engage with the visitors of the okefenokee swamp park by introducing them to ecological research and conservation concerns within the park. the project will incorporate innovative technologies to address research questions and as a means of “bridging the gap” between conservation issues and the general.
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Uga Partners With Okefenokee Swamp To Conserve And Protect Native A partnership between university of georgia researchers and the okefenokee swamp park focuses on conservation and education efforts needed to maintain the swamp’s native alligator population, which is vital to the economic vitality of the region. on aug. 27, uga’s marine extension and georgia sea grant and the okefenokee swamp park signed a. Alligator | 2.2k views, 29 likes, 6 loves, 16 comments, 16 shares, facebook watch videos from okefenokee swamp park: live update on the launch of the uga odum school of ecology american alligator live update on the launch of the uga odum school of ecology american alligator project at the okefenokee swamp park. | by okefenokee swamp park. On aug. 27, uga’s marine extension and georgia sea grant and the okefenokee swamp park (osp) signed a commitment to continue its alligator education and research project, work that informs the osp on conservation and management of the swamp, provides a better understanding of alligators, and enhances wildlife education. Okefenokee swamp park and the university of georgia marine extension and georgia sea grant joined forces to begin alligator swamp research. our goals are to advance our understanding of the who, when, and where of our swamp alligator family so that we may further our ability to manage and conserve this alligator population that is so precious to us and needs to be valued by future generations.
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