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Recent Posts:

• Kellogg Farm and Pasture Dairy Center a hub for research, community collaboration
• KBS hosts 2020 Long-term Agroecosystem Research meeting, pivots to digital format
• #GivingTuesdayNow donations support the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary’s avian residents
• Annual Southwest Michigan Cultural Membership Exchange program postponed
• Zoom in to your video meetings in style with KBS-themed backgrounds
• KBS researchers earn coveted NSF fellowships, honorable mention
• Nature Challenge 2020: Join us on social media to share spring observations
• Important information on KBS efforts to reduce spread of novel coronavirus
• KBS staffer honored with award from craft malt association
• Basso Lab: Big data leads to sustainable crop yields and resilience to climate variability
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• KBS’s Rutkoski selected for national leadership award focused on public policy
• Veterans’ beekeeping program topic of upcoming Dessert with Discussion talk
• At the crossroads of service, semantics and science: Jackson Helms IV
• Maple syrup production and research has deep roots at MSU, Kellogg Forest
• KBS researcher again named to Highly Cited Researchers List
• Growing among the Black-eyed Susans: A one-of-a-kind summer
• Genetic rescue warrants consideration as a conservation measure for some populations
• Honoring a distinguished career: Col. Jim Allen
• Shelter from the storm: Increasing resiliency of rare species in hurricane-prone areas
• Perennial biofuels show promise in meeting energy needs, supporting crucial ecological functions
• Research is reflection: A summer of firsts at KBS
• Fog, dew, often-overlooked drivers of decomposition, microbial respiration
• New book club shines a light on environmental literature
• Expanding the classroom: Teaching Science Outdoors
• A hard lesson to learn: It’s okay not knowing everything in science
• New study examines effects of gene flow on individuals, populations, ecosystems
• My experience at KBS: Challenges and rewards in the lab, the classroom, and the field
• Learning to become a thorough scientist and nurturing a lifelong love of the natural world
• The sand dune of research: A steep but lovely learning curve
• KBS puts history to paper, celebrates publication of long-awaited book
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• Janzen named next director of Kellogg Biological Station
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• Meet the 2019-20 Fellows for Science Education and Outreach
• Ready to explore: KBS researcher Jaynes awarded prestigious NatGeo Explorers grant
• Long-term study: Habitat corridors pay ever-increasing dividends for biodiversity
• 30th annual dinner celebrates invaluable contributions of KBS volunteers
• New study suggests grasslands are resilient in the face of climate change – to a point
• Kellogg Farm again recognized for environmental stewardship
• Kellogg Manor House’s ties to second World War run deep
• $2 million NSF grant furthers KBS science education, research efforts
• KBS, Klotz wrap up another summer of successful outreach programs
• Fitzpatrick Lab’s research brings potential value of genetic rescue to the surface
• Coming full circle: Research experience helps KBS student become lead author on publication
• George H. Lauff, former KBS director, dies at 92
• Sharing science: KBS intern educates others while benefiting his own education
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• KBS educational, professional development efforts fueled by outreach fellows
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• Writing my own KBS experience
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• Working as a team in the Klausmeier Lab
• Learning to step out of my comfort zone at KBS
• My time as a REU: Learning the research process
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• Trying something new: A home away from home
• My opportunity of a lifetime
• KBS researchers receive MSU grant to study population recovery in Ecuadorian toads
• Nick Haddad shares his search for the rarest butterflies and the future of butterfly conservation
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• Volunteering at KBS can make your heart soar!
• Society of Ecological Restoration awards research medal to KBS alum
• Robertson named among most highly cited in global list
• Ally Brown: My summer as an Undergraduate Research Apprentice at KBS
• KBS Long-term Ecological Research program receives NSF renewal grant
• Conner honored with Junior Faculty Mentoring Award
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• The carbon footprint of irrigation
• Weber integrates evolution in agriculture at KBS
• MEG lab increases possibilities for discovery
• KBS aquatic ecologist awarded NSF grant to study phytoplankton traits in four southwest Michigan lakes
• Science Education Fellows for 2018-19
• The Bird Sanctuary’s history of conservation
• Study on fog carrying coastal microbes inland featured in The Atlantic
• Gross ends role as KBS director; Conner steps in
• Moving forward in the dark: Sean Griffin and his bees
• Wetzel comes to KBS to conduct research on plant-insect relationships
• A change of scenery: From community college to climate change
• New signs honor the history of the Kellogg Estate
• Rotational grazing mitigates greenhouse gas emissions
• KBS alumni update: Mridul Thomas
• KBS summer students from 2017 awarded SEEDS Fellowships
• Kolp awarded for excellence in teaching
• Science gets hands-on at BioBlitz
• Learning from each other at MEEC: Robert Logan
• Wilke joins Great Lakes Leadership Academy
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• Future gift to enrich the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• McGill chosen for Smith Conservation Fellowship
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