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Wheeler, Tony 2009. “Education project grooms budding scientists: coweeta lab teams up with macon middle, rabun gap” 26 (49): 11. http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10478.pdf.
Ford, Chelcy R. ;Vose, James M.  Cradle of Forestry Interpretive Associatio, The 2009. “Woolly Bully: Estimating the Effect of an Invasive Insect on an Area’s Water Cycle” (3): 1-32. http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10568.pdf.
Lebert, Melanie, 1 2009. “Help for stream studies” 125 (26): . http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10477.pdf.
Lebert, Melanie 2009. “Middle school kids go outdoors, learn science the hands-on way” 125 (38): . http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10475.pdf.
Lebert, Melanie 2009. “Science project in the spotlight” 125 (93): . http://coweet.uga.edu/publications/10476.pdf.
Chamblee, John F. 2010. “Coweeta Supports Citizen Science Initiative; Collaboratively Redevelops and Publishes Long-Term Biomonitoring Database” Fall: . http://databits.lternet.edu/fall-2010/coweeta-supports-citizen-science-initiative-collaboratively-redevelops-and-publishes-long-.
McCandless, C. 2011. “MVI to get outdoor research shelter” 127 (65): 1A, 8A. http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10599.pdf.
McCandless, C. 2011. “Report: Two decades of biomonitoring of streams creates major database” 127 (57): A1, A9. http://www.thefranklinpress.com/articles/2011/07/20/news/01news.txt.
McRae, B. 2011. “Ph.D. candidate studying population dynamics of birds in Macon County” : B4. http://coweeta.uga.edu/franklin-02-11.
Lipscomb, J. 2011. “Mountain View garden gets boost with grants” : B6. http://coweeta.uga.edu/franklin-02-25-11.
Chamblee, John F. ;Sheldon, Wade M., Jr. 2011. “Systems Upgrade through Technology Transfer across LTERs: Who Benefits?” Spring: . http://databits.lternet.edu/spring-2011/systems-upgrade-through-technology-transfer-across-lters-who-benefits.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, Community: Land Use and Climate Change” 127 (40): 5. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/land-use-and-climate-change.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: Acid Rain and air quality in the Appalachians.” : B4. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/acid-rain-and-air-quality.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: Decline of the Hemlock, Part 1” 127 (60): B8. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/decline-of-the-hemlocks-1.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: Decline of the Hemlock, Part 2.” : B6. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/decline-of-the-hemlocks-2.
Coweeta Listening Project, 2011. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: Ozone and Air Quality in the Southern Appalachians” 127 (80): B4. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/ozone-and-air-quality.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: Ozone and Air Quality in the Southern Appalachians.” : B4. http://coweeta.uga.edu/publications/10773.pdf.
Heynen, Nik 2011. “Science, Public Policy, Community: Ecosystem Services of the Forest” 125 (52): B4. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/ecosystem-services-of-the-forest.
2012. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: The Importance of Riparian Vegetation” 128 (10): B4. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/the-importance-of-riparian-vegetation.
2012. “Science, Public Policy, and Community: The Southern Appalachian 'Ring of Asphalt' and climate change?” 128 (29): B4. http://listening.coweeta.uga.edu/articles/ring_of_asphalt_and_climate_change.