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The Savannah River Ecology Laboratory is a research unit of
the University of Georgia located on the Savannah River Site,
a Department of Energy facility near Aiken, SC. The laboratory
pursues basic and applied research at multiple levels of ecological
organization, from atoms to ecosystems. SREL also provides opportunities
for graduate and undergraduate research training, and service
to the community through environmental outreach. Throughout
its 50+ year history SREL has strived to acquire and communicate
knowledge that contributes to sound ecological stewardship.
SREL
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• Aquatic & terrestrial ecology
• Biogeochemistry & soil science
• Environmental microbiology
• Herpetology
• Hydrology
• Molecular genetics
• Physiological ecology
• Conservation biology
• Radiation ecology
• Ecotoxicology & risk assessment
• Remediation and restoration
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MAKE A GIFT
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 12th International
Conference on the Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements, June 16-20,
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SREL is supported largely by external funding. Major sources
include DOE Environmental Management, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions,
USGS, US Department of the Army, National Nuclear Security Administration,
National Park Service, National Science Foundation, Augusta-Richmond
County Consolidated Government, and SERDP.
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