Hanley Renney
Undergraduate student, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation and English
TESI Environmental Leaders Intern
Spring 2026 – present
Hanley is an undergraduate student pursuing a dual degree in Wildlife Ecology & Conservation and English. She aspires to work professionally in environmental communication and outreach, and is particularly fascinated by the unique variety of flora, fauna, and natural spaces Florida has to offer.
In her free time, Hanley loves just about anything outdoors, whether she is hunting, fishing, boating, camping, hiking, or photographing wildlife. She loves waking up early and watching the sunrise, and she catches every meteor shower she can.
Content by Hanley:
Environmental History: Water Hyacinths in Florida
A Pretty Problem If you’ve spent time in Florida’s lakes and rivers, chances are you’ve seen a water hyacinth (Eichhornia…
Action of the Week: Map Your Water Use
When brushing your teeth, taking a shower, or washing clothes, have you ever thought about where your water comes from,…
Environmental Technology: AI For Wildlife Identification
Background Camera traps are environmental research tools that are used for passive or remote wildlife monitoring. These cameras take pictures using a...