"UW-NPS 2024 Small Grants Program RFP, Deadline: 1/24/25" Text over an image of Jackson Lake with the Tetons in the background
Announcing our 2025 RFP! Apply by Jan. 24, 2025! 🧪🌎
For more info: tinyurl.com/2b5ntqlp
To apply: tinyurl.com/249tcd27
#RFP #grants #uwnps #research #funding #apply
PC: Hilary Rollins
This week's release of our virtual Harlow Seminar Series is “When the cameras came: Photography and the American West” which was presented by Dr. Rachel Sailor on Thursday, July 25, 2024. Enjoy!
youtu.be/3eJLSu_gwvs
#uwnps #seminar #recording #photograpy #history #western
Our virtual release of the 2024 Harlow Summer Seminar series continues with Maura Farrelly's, "Compliments of Hamilton and Sargent, or What Really Happened at the Historic AMK Ranch." Watch it now! youtu.be/XSQyfLbDEyA?...
#uwnps #gtnp #seminar #recording #history #amk
Erin Ortega smiles while holding a tropical bird
Erin Ortega poses with a mushroom on her finger, smiling despite being drenched with rain
Paul Rinzler stands with a small grey bird perched on his hand
Paul Rinzler stands with gloves on, holding a little brown animal
We're excited to welcome two summer staff members to the team: Erin Ortega and Paul Rinzler! Erin and Paul are helping to finish out the season strong, completing projects, assisting guests, and making sure everything is ready before cold weather starts rolling in. 🧪🌎
#welcome #amk #gtnp #uwnps
Recording now available! Watch William Fetzer's seminar, Big fish eat little fish: An expanded framework to guide aquatic resource management on our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhf3...
#seminar #recording #uwnps #amk #gtnp #fish #lake #ecology 🧪🌎
A pile of gnocchi
Four researchers around a table, preparing gnocchi
The UW-NPS Research Station is a place where new discoveries are made, and knowledge is shared. Sometimes, that even includes special recipes! Thank you for sharing your family recipe with us, Michela Corsini! 🧪
#gnocchi #culture #science #gtnp #uwnps
PC: Anna Cressman
A log covered in snow next to the road leading to cabins at the UW-NPS Research Station
A cabin with snow on its roof and snowy mountains in the background
A couple cabins with a small amount of snow on their rooftops
A field of wildflowers, nestled between pine trees, with a dusting of snow on top
Is that #snow? In #June?? Yes, it is! A few days ago, we were battling sunburns, and this morning there was a fresh layer of snow dusting our rooftops and the nearby wildflowers. Mountain weather in #GTNP changes quickly!
PC: Hilary Rollins
#uwnps #summer #weather
A scientist in Jackson Lake taking measurements next to a buoy. Includes the text: "June 20th, 2024 | 5:30 PM MT, Big fish eat little fish: An expanded framework to guide aquatic resource management"
We are excited to welcome everyone back to the station on Thurs, June 20th, for the first installment of this year’s Harlow Summer Seminar Series! 🧪 More info: uwnps.org/event/2726/
#science #seminar #uwnps #fisheries
Page from a field journal about Fuzzy horned bumblebees with a watercolor bumblebee on it Text in image: "Fuzzy horned bumblebee (Bombus mixtus) Their medium-length tongues allow them to get food from flowers with many different petal shapes, from long and tubular to flat and disc-like." Background text: "May-June 2016: Vane traps near the phenology sites captured 13 bumblebee queens representing 5 species: Bombus rufocinctus, B. fervidus, B. mixtus, B. appositus, and B. bifarius. (Sprayberry, DeFino, & Dillon, 2016)”
GTNP is home to Bombus mixtus. These #bees #pollinate a wide variety of #flowering plants, ranging from Phacelia and Monardella to Rhododendron and Senecio species. 🧪
Original photo: Peter Pearsall/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
#StationSpotlight #ecology #uwnps
On this day in history, the UW-NPS Research Station (then, known as the Jackson Hole Biological Research Station) was making a big name for itself, and even going so far as to appear in the Congressional Record of March 18, 1868. www.congress.gov/bound-congre...
#onthisdayinhistory #uwnps #science
