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The University of Michigan Biological Station (UMBS), founded in 1909, is dedicated to education and research in field biology and related environmental sciences.
In a world that is undergoing unprecedented changes in land use, climate, resource extraction and species distributions, a major goal of the UMBS must be to produce biologically knowledgeable graduates who are prepared to understand, deal with and solve environmental problems.
Pit building and location strategies of the Antlion Myrmeleon immaculatus
The effect of habitat on constitutive levels and inducibility of leaf phenolics in American Beech (Fagus grandifolia)
A terrestrial brook trout
Who will I talk to when you're gone?
The effects of salinity increase on spring peeper tadpole (Pseudacris crucifer) growth and development in the Douglas Lake area
