UK offering free urban tree workshops for neighborhoods
A thriving tree canopy can be a real asset to a neighborhood, but maintaining that lush resource might seem daunting at times. PHOTO: Thinkstock.com
Tracking the Elusive Martial Eagle
Because martials occur at very low density, much remains unknown about them. CAFE grad. student Stratton Hatfield is determined to change that. Photo: Shiv Kaplia.
A Global Battle Against Hunger
Hunger is the enemy. CAFE faculty and students are battling around the globe. Photo credit: Sam McNeill.
In Service
A national tragedy shaped David Weisenhorn’s life. His doctoral research focuses on helping veterans in crisis.
Mapping Disease
The VDL's Jacqueline Smith is creating digital maps of disease outbreaks to benefit producers.
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A study by CEDIK shows that agriculture is still a valuable asset to Fayette County’s economy, being responsible for one out of 12 jobs and for $2.3 billion in annual output. -
A field trip helps connect students to the farm and the University of Kentucky. -
Ksinan is one of only eight U.S. students selected for the program.
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