ID Day
Discover our hidden collections—and show us yours! Bring in your own collected objects for identification by experts in paleontology,...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - The rapid decline of butterfly abundance and diversity in the United States
Nick Haddad, Michigan State University
Seminar Summary - Over the past two decades, the United States has lost a quarter of butterflies. This includes loss of common species like...
ScentStories: Exploring the Plant World Through AI & Aroma
Farrand Memorial Lecture 2025
From the field to the future, researchers are finding new ways to understand the world around us through scent....
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Understanding the fitness effects of mutations and implications for small populations
Kirk Lohmueller, The University of California, Los Angeles
Seminar Summary - Many mutations that occur in genomes are deleterious, resulting in a decrease in reproductive fitness. While such...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Fire, acorns, and kids that won't move out: A natural history of the threatened Florida Scrub Jay
Sahas Barve, Archbold Biological Station
Sahas will discuss the unique biology of Florida Scrub-Jays. He will leverage almost 6 decades of long-term data to understand how we can...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Synthesizing plant community responses to global change
Kim Komatsu, UNC Greensboro
Seminar Summary - Many global change factors, such as nitrogen deposition, herbivore losses, and species invasions, are occurring...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Dealing with anthropogenic environments: why some species thrive and how we make the best of marginal habitats
Emilie Snell-Rood, University of Minnesota
Seminar Summary - Why do some species thrive in novel, anthropogenic environments, and others do not? How can a basic understanding of...
