Its official! After many years of hard work by the staff and students of the Herbarium the Vascular Flora of the University of the...

Our published study on the clonal persistence of coastal basswood populations was featured as a noteworthy article in the September issue...

We are mourning the loss of lab alumnus, Ashley Block (C’13). Ashley spent the summer with us as a Graduate Fellow. On September 12,...

We showed that basswood populations on the back barrier islands along the Georgia coast have been able to maintain populations despite...

The Evans lab travelled down to Savannah Georgia this week and presented three posters at the Botanical Society of America annual meeting....

Lab alumnus and Graduate Fellow, Ashley Block (C’13) has been working tirelessly over the past several months to help launch a program...

David Cobb with the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported about our deer herbivory research. Ours was the first publication to report...

University sends out press release on our deer research and recent publication.

After years of plant surveys and database management, we are finally publishing "The Vascular Flora of the University of the South,...

The King Farm is a site on the Domain off Brakefield Road with a rich agricultural history. It was occupied by Native Americans and is...

Our botanical themed lunch this week centered around all things kale, harvested fresh from the Evans garden.

In the late 1990s, Dr. Jon Evans and Sarah McCarthy Neumann (C'99) surveyed the trees of Sinking Pond, a karst depression that fills with...

Asher Kolman (Savannah Morning News) wrote about the importance of our hog-nutsedge research. Read the full article on the Savannah...

Our study examining the impact of deer herbivory on the Cumberland Plateau has been published in the journal Forests. We found that...

Jonathan Evans and Callie Oldfield discovered a healthy population of Showy Orchis (Galearis spectabilis) while hiking through Lost Cove....