Site-Wide Activity

I recently had the pleasure to work with a team of ecologists for eight days in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. The point of the trip was to reoccupy and expand investigations of the Cooper Plots […]

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This past week, Jack and I have been collecting pollinator efficiency data using the flight cage! Following a bit of troubleshooting with the flight cage, we have finally settled on a set-up that seems to be […]

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This fall, there are opportunities to expand your study of Latin America with courses from a wide range of disciplinary perspectives.

Dr. K Holt, History 216 “Colonial Latin America” MW 2:00-3:20 [C, HSS] […]

Welcome to the course site for FYS: Encounters & Identities in Latin America.  Here you’ll find a description of what we’ll discuss this semester, the skills you’ll build, course policies, how to contact me, and […]

The greenhouse at OARDC does more than just provide a place for plant care. It also provides a space in which we can know, much faster than in a natural population, what plants exactly, we have. The process of […]

After going back to Akron after doing a week of data collection at Killbuck, I feel like each site has their own advantages and flaws. The first is accessibility. Akron is an hour drive and it takes about 20 […]

This REU site is now closed.  Our 3 years of NSF funding ended in 2018.  There will be no further applications accepted.  Best of luck finding other great programs!

These past four days have been spent collecting data at a new field site in a marsh wildlife area and as Elizabeth mentioned in a previous post, the mosquitoes are OUT. There is a great population along a trail […]

Raising bees seems like it wouldn’t be that daunting of a task. Considering they have millions of years worth of evolution which has led to a perfectly self sustaining hive system. But so far our rearing of bees […]

Recap of the last abiotic experience.

No Pollinators Allowed! followed the introduction of the abiotic study. A task that requires C. americana, a light meter, UV meter, a tape measure, flower tags, flower […]

Today, Jack and I spent our day out and about. After stopping by the greenhouse to pick-up flowers and drop off Sara (who worked hard all day collecting data for her project), we headed over to our second field s […]