Itasca
First timers in the fieldStudents try field biology and learn about career opportunities at Itasca’s inaugural 'Find Your Field' workshop. |
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Explore nature and science with us at the State FairCome visit the CBS booth on August 29 and 30. |
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Hard water scienceWinter weather brings researchers to Lake Itasca for precision coring opportunities. |
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For Phil Baird and Laura Bell, these roots run deepThe Natural Resources Club at the University of Minnesota Crookston planted tree seedlings in the Chippewa National Forest. |
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A walk on the wild sideDana Davis identifies about a dozen brand new species of yeast with the aid of students and field station support. |
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From Michigan to Minnesota and backAn exchange program between field stations presents a unique opportunity to share perspectives and dig into practical details. |
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A new gathering spot at the stationTester's Hub represents a new chapter in engagement at Itasca Biological Station. |
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A crash course on seeing nature in a new wayScience of Craft offered participants the chance to observe the world like a scientist and draw creative inspiration from it. |
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Making connectionsIt was a busy year for community outreach at Itasca Biological Station. |
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Naturally creativeTwo new short courses invite participants to explore the intersection of science, nature and art. |