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Our researchers are using genetic engineering to improve Christmas trees, a crop that generates about $250 million for the state each year.

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Online shoppers can help combat climate change by recycling cardboard boxes and other packaging materials this holiday season.

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At our college, we work toward a better world.

Get an inside look at how we turn bright ideas into innovative natural resources solutions.

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Geospatial Analytics

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Visualizing Our World

At NC State's Center for Geospatial Analytics, we're using data-driven spatial modeling and cutting-edge visualization to pioneer solutions to environmental and societal changes.

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Dr. Myron F. Floyd

Meet the Dean

Dr. Floyd served as Department Head of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management and brings over 35 years of academic experience to the college.

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