Recent KBS News
- MSU Today Features Research by KBS Grad Student Jorge Celi
- Two KBS graduate students awarded NSF Fellowships
- W.K. III Visits KBS
- LTER Agriculture and Ecology Walking Tour Opens
- Go Green!
- Liz Schultheis Wins 2012-13 Fields Teaching Award
- Research by KBS Faculty featured in National Geographic
- The Nests are Coming!
- KBS's Nicholas Ballew receives Hensley Scholarship
- Spring Has Arrived!
Outreach
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KBS is part of Michigan State University, and offers a wide variety of both credit and non-credit educational opportunities. We are dedicated to sharing our knowledge and expertise with students of all ages! The K12 Partnership is a joint effort between KBS scientists and local teachers in 11 area rural school districts. KBS depends on volunteers for a wide variety of tasks, from guiding Manor House tours to checking nest boxes at the Sanctuary. Contact the facility of your choice to find out what opportunities are available for you! The Bird Sanctuary offers numerous programs for all ages! From guided tours for preschoolers, to summer camps for ages 6-12, to adult ornithology courses, there's something here for everyone. Check out the events calendar to see what's coming up next. The Manor House offers visitors a unique glimpse into the life of W.K. Kellogg and his family. Special events, such as outdoor concerts and holiday parties, are common occurrences on the Manor House grounds. Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) Education and OutreachResearch results from the LTER, including Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC) research at KBS, are important for a wide variety of audiences, including students, scientists, farmers, policy makers and more. Annual Reports |