Itasca
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. |
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An underwater amphitheaterA University of Minnesota Duluth graduate student surveys how fish respond to noise. |
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To catch a dragonflyEmily Schilling leads research on the migratory journey of the Canada darner. |
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Meet the new station scientistVictoria Simons joins the team at Itasca. |
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Live and learnItasca field biology courses offer students the opportunity to grow as scientists and people. |
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Rx for Earth’s LakesNew study looks at freshwater threats through a human health lens. |