OU Bio Station

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Bats, bats, and more bats! Remember last month, we posted about researchers from the Sam Noble Museum placing a bat detector at the station. Results are in and 10 different species were recorded between March 13 and... https://t.co/9skInQeq4z

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The University of Oklahoma Biological Station has amassed more than a thousand photographs over our 70 years, and we are now working to organize, document, and conserve them for future students, researchers, and... https://t.co/GLlZ2TMeC3

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With the help of a wonderful volunteer, we have been collecting and organizing all of our historical photographs, along with photos through the decades, and now have them in one dedicated space, and organized by... https://t.co/VEkhnOstLy

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Enjoyed a very peaceful and beautiful late afternoon walk in woods today at the Biological Station. https://t.co/CI1SEHKMD1

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The Biological Station's new pollinator meadow was installed this summer by students in Field Studies in Biological Conservation under the guidance of Dr. Priscilla Crawford. It is buzzing with activity today,... https://t.co/EYWEX46VTA

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Silly and serious group photo for session 2, with Field Herpetology and Field Studies in Biological Conservation. In spite of the heat, the session has been awesome!

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Our Field Studies in Biological Conservation course is visiting Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge today. Also, after months of planning and preparation, the course is installing a pollinator meadow outside our... https://t.co/uzQcAyuryo

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We just started crowdfunding for grad & undergrad research at the station. https://t.co/1yBqSBWlyl

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Loving our new wood signs for buildings!

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Rebecca Prather's ant lab crew are in full swing at UOBS. It's been a great summer. https://t.co/GsmXFbVmu4

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Having a great summer of research at the station, including Rebecca Prather, our Kim and Nancy Hauger Graduate... https://t.co/7PmOjccro8

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This plaque in Ellison Hall at OU is a wonderful memorial to three heroes of UOBS, Malon Ward, and Charles and... https://t.co/70aUDALJfE

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The this session's group photo of the amazing students, instructors, and staff that make OU Biological Station a... https://t.co/BApvXuVbUR

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Great session with our remarkable students in Field Research in Ecology https://t.co/GcXviKMr3G

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Throwback Thursday: Guess what year this is! (we will give the answer later today). We love the station's annual... https://t.co/dalrDPM5lT

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New lab chairs for Lakeside Lab arrived today! Big "thanks" to Friends of the University of Oklahoma Biological... https://t.co/kXJM513Ac4

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2017 Course Profile: Insect Ecology
Insect Ecology, taught by Dr. Ken Hobson, will be a hands-on exploration of... https://t.co/rkLlqdlThw

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It's Throwback Thursday.... Dr. Bill Matthews taught Ichthyology several times at our biological station (shown... https://t.co/BFrMeemy7b

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We had the chance this week to explore spring flowers along our Lakeside Trail, and were reminded of all the... https://t.co/zy2IGtRPEU

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Amazing day at our field station. Looking forward to our summer courses, and more students than ever before in... https://t.co/xRI1LXjaw0