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Dean Baas and Brook Wilke lead a tour

Wilke joins Great Lakes Leadership Academy

04.24.18

Brook Wilke, the manager of the W.K. Kellogg Farm at KBS, has been accepted into the Great Lakes Leadership Academy's Emerging Leader Program for 2018. This program will allow him to increase his leadership skills and grow personally and ... Read More

Sanctuary guests walking on the Thomas Bridge at the Bird Sanctuary

Future gift to enrich the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary

02.22.18

Having lived within two blocks of the W.K. Kellogg Biological Station (KBS) since 1973, one of David Dvorak’s favorite forms of relaxation is visiting the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary with family. Dr. Dvorak and companion, Karol J. ... Read More

McGill chosen for Smith Conservation Fellowship

02.06.18

KBS graduate student Bonnie McGill has been selected for a highly competitive postdoctoral research fellowship, which will begin in May following her graduation from MSU. McGill will be studying how nutrients move through agricultural ... Read More

Susan Magnol

Meet the Science Education Fellows 2017-2018

09.05.17

The KBS K-12 Partnership runs on the creative energy of graduate students interested in outreach.  The 2017-18 Science Education Fellows are: Susan Magnoli PhD Candidate in the Lau Lab, Department of Plant Biology We usually think ... Read More

Summer programs at KBS for teachers

08.16.17

Summer is busy time for everyone at KBS and a great time for K-12 teachers to have authentic research experiences!  Each summer we seek funds to provide Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) and an internship for an MSU undergraduate ... Read More

KBS search for new director begins

08.09.17

  KBS HAS BEGUN ITS SEARCH FOR A NEW DIRECTOR, WHOSE POSITION WILL BEGIN IN AUGUST 2018. We are seeking a dynamic leader in research, teaching and outreach who will move KBS forward in our mission to increase our understanding of ... Read More

Haddad joins KBS faculty as senior terrestrial ecologist

07.26.17

After a search for a Senior Terrestrial Ecologist that began last October, we are pleased to announce that Dr. Nick Haddad has been selected for this faculty position. Haddad will begin his joint appointment at KBS and MSU's Department ... Read More

Twardochleb receives NASA fellowship

06.16.17

When most people think of NASA, they might think of astronauts on the International Space Station, a rover on Mars, or stars a million light years away - not necessarily freshwater insects in ponds at KBS! Aquatic ecology Ph.D. student ... Read More

Doug Schemske sits on a fishing boat holding a pair of smallies.

Celebrating Schemske’s election to National Academy of Sciences

05.23.17

We are proud to announce that KBS professor emeritus Doug Schemske (pictured at right) was recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences. "This is the highest recognition that an American scientist can receive, and no one deserves ... Read More

Middle & high school teachers participate in a learning activity about greenhouse gases

K-12 teachers study ecology and evolution education at KBS

04.20.17

Grass-fed cars, electric fish, and marbles, anyone? Using those tools, on April 18, local K-12 teachers came to KBS for a day of professional development (PD) and learned about ecology and evolution education. Teachers participated from 16 ... Read More

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