More than 270 people dined on wild game Saturday night. The UT student Chapter of the Wildlife and Fisheries Society hosted its annual Wild Game Dinner in the Agriculture and…
People pack into ANR for Wild Game Dinner
UT Wildlife and Fisheries Society wins third overall in wildlife conclave
The UT student chapter of the Wildlife and Fisheries Society placed third overall against 19 other schools at the Southeastern Wildlife Conclave from March 19-21 at the University of Florida.…
MeatEater’s Brent Reaves visits and guest lectures for hunting and conservation course
Brent Reaves, lifelong outdoorsman and host of “This Country Life” podcast from MeatEater, visited UT in February to guest lecture for a wildlife and fisheries science course. He also participated…
UTK Wildlife and Fisheries Society named Student Chapter of the Year three years in a row
The Wildlife and Fisheries Society won the 2025 Student Chapter of the Year award from the Southeastern Section of The Wildlife Society. It announced their win at the 79th Southeastern…
The Healthy Trade Institute and UT partner to launch nationwide Herp Adoption Program
SNR, 4-H Center host National WHEP competition
Sixty students and from 13 different states competed in the National Wildlife Habitat Education Program (WHEP) at the Clyde York 4-H Center in Crossville from July 28–31. Tennessee placed first…
Step Outside: Riley Rines on summer roost selection for tricolored bats and Southeastern myotis
Master’s student and graduate teaching assistant Riley Rines spent the 2024 summer in the West Gulf Coastal Plain of Arkansas researching tricolored and Southeastern myotis bat roost selection for a…
Chytrid 101: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention from Dr. Matt Gray
Men Cook Too program teaches about wild game preparation
UT Extension Specialist Ronnie Cowan leads the Men Cook Too program. It teaches hunters how to prepare wild game for cooking. Cowan recently made his “retriever pie” with dove for…
Bear relocation study highlighted in Word from the Smokies column
Word from the Smokies: For bears, relocation is ‘no happily ever after,’ focuses on research by adjunct associate professor Joe Clark and research specialist Kristin Botzet.
