Poster titled “Shaping Ecological Tourism: How can Brunswick, Georgia and the Marshland benefit from certain Coastal Tourism?” featuring a scenic marshland with a butterfly on yellow flowers under a blue sky. Icons of binoculars, gazebo, playground, people, flowers, and a bicycle border the image.
The College of Environment and Design is pleased to announce that four alumni representing four businesses are honored the University of Georgia’s 2026 Bulldog 100 list. Compiled by the UGA Alumni Association, […]
Each year, the College of Environment and Design hosts the Landscape Architecture Short Course, a multi-day conference where landscape architecture professionals can earn Professional Development Hours to maintain licensure. From February 2 to 4, the CED hosted the 2026 Short Course, a week filled with engaging […]
The grant will help fund a short-term research residency at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, granting uninterrupted access to the vast collections held at the Getty Library. Congratulations to Environmental […]
The College of Environment and Design is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Stephen Ramos, our colleague and dear friend, on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Ramos was an accomplished international scholar of urban planning […]
