Greg Jennings

Greg Jennings is a Researcher with North Carolina State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, working within the Biological & Agricultural Engineering department through the Cooperative Extension Service. His work focuses on practical water resource management solutions for North Carolina communities, farmers, and landowners.

His research interests span water quality monitoring, stream restoration techniques, hydraulic engineering applications, and environmental stewardship practices. Jennings specializes in translating complex engineering and environmental science concepts into practical guidance for field application, with particular expertise in natural stream processes, water treatment technologies, and agricultural conservation practices.

Jennings' publication record demonstrates a strong focus on watershed assessment and management, with numerous technical guides published through the NC State Extension service. His work shows consistent attention to practical implementation challenges, balancing environmental protection with agricultural needs across North Carolina's diverse landscapes.

His scientific contributions primarily appear as extension publications designed to bridge research and practice, covering topics from hydraulic ram pumps to Rosgen stream classification applications. These publications reflect his commitment to making technical water resource information accessible to non-specialists while maintaining scientific rigor.

Jennings actively collaborates with other extension specialists including Will Harman, Ronald E. Sneed, Dana Hoag, and Deanna Osmond on interdisciplinary water resource projects addressing North Carolina's specific environmental challenges.