Emily Cabrera
Emily is a writer for the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES). She brings nearly a decade of experience in agricultural and environmental roles, including higher education and Cooperative Extension. Her passion for forging connections helps audiences get to know and relate to the people behind the science.
UGA’s Center for Urban Agriculture supports green spaces in Georgia
Georgia’s cities are buzzing with ideas. In places where space is tight and ideas are big, the UGA Center for Urban Agriculture helps Georgians create landscapes and training programs to…
What is urban agriculture? Where communities, cities and nature grow together
As Georgia grows, so does the way we think about agriculture. What was once farmland becomes neighborhoods. Small towns expand into cities. And with that growth comes new questions about…
Ouch! What just bit me?
UGA entomologist Elmer Gray gives tips on identifying Georgia’s stinging and biting insects and explains what you can do about them. As temperatures warm up and summer approaches,…
CAES faculty recognized among UGA’s top research award winners
During Honors Week each spring, the University of Georgia honors the discoveries, inventions, scholarly creativity and entrepreneurial breakthroughs that define its research mission. At the UGA Research Awards Banquet on…