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Julian Hall 210 Campus Box 4120 Normal, IL 61790-4120We use diversity of natural areas and field stations throughout Illinois and neighboring states for observational and experimental studies. Representative sites are listed below. Some of the field and laboratory equipment is listed. Representative Research Sites Banner Marsh natural marsh along the Illinois river used for research on the physiological ecology of turtles Mackinaw Study Area forest area in central Illinois and site of long-term research on the ecology of house wrens (Troglodytes aedon) Native Prairie Remnants many prairie preserves representing the history diversity of prairie types are used for observational studies on effects of habitat fragmentation and deer impacts on communities Many of these remnants are own and managed by the IL DNR. Visit their website for more information ParkLand Preserves mostly forest areas where research has focused on ecology of container-dwelling mosquitos and invasive plants for more about ParkLands preserves visit their website Reconstructed Prairies replanted prairies used for more experimental and longer-term studies where some have focused on the ecology of parasitic plants. Tyson Research Center Located in Eureka, MO, west of St. Louis, this is the field station of Washington University, St Louis. It is used for experimental studies of ecology of container-dwelling mosquitoes for more about the Tyson Research Center visit their website Representative Equipment Digital Video Equipment for recording of animal behavior in field and lab studies A Diversity of Environmental Sensors for electronic recording temperature, light and other measurements Li-Cor Li-6400 Portable Photosynthesis System Lachat Flow Injection Analysis System and Ion Chromatograph for chemical analysis of soils and water Ashing and drying ovens
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