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Cary empowers exceptional scientists to pursue fundamental questions in basic science. Areas of expertise include: disease ecology, freshwater ecology, urban ecology, and forest ecology
As an educator, parent, or adviser, you may be interested in Data Jam – but where to begin? We’ve curated a list of our recorded webinars that can support you and your students and kick start your Data Jam journey.
The Institute's mission—of innovating, sharing, and applying ecological knowledge—is made possible by the combined efforts of our staff. From scientists and educators to administrators and operations crew, we are united by the common goal of advancing ecological knowledge and awareness
An ecosystem is a dynamic complex of plant, animal, and microorganism communities and the nonliving environment, interacting as a functional unit. A pond is a quiet body of water that is too small for wave action and too shallow for major temperature differences from top to bottom. The organisms living in an ecosystem are broken down into categories: producers, consumers, and decomposers.
With the following steps, you’ll learn how to make your own Secchi disk at home, take water clarity measurements on a lake or pond, and make your data available for scientists and others to view and use.
Through the MH-YES program, high school students will build proficiency in research, data collection, interpretation, and the utilization of lab techniques, in tandem with the development of communication skills, leadership and presentation skills.