Our group investigates the ecological impacts of climate variability and climate change on ecosystems in the US desert southwest, tallgrass prairie in Kansas, and savanna grasslands in South Africa.

Southwest Field Ecology at the Sevilleta Field Station, New Mexico

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Biology 419.004/519.004 (CRN: 24853/24854)

Description: This course will focus on the ecology of the UNM Sevilleta Field Station in the middle Rio Grande Valley. This course is a residential course based at the Sevilleta. Students will be living on‐site for the week in the residences at the Field Station. During this intensive field course, students will be taking field trips and exploring various sites and habitats in central New Mexico. This field‐based class provides a rich opportunity for context‐based learning.
Students will:

Remote Data Acquisition Sensor Training Workshop at the Sevilleta Field Station

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We (Renee Brown and Don Natvig) are pleased to announce applications are now being accepted for the 2018 offering of the Methods in Environmental Data Acquisition short course, otherwise known as the Remote Data

2018 Sevilleta REU Sites Program in Aridland Ecology

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SEVILLETA FIELD STATION REU SITES PROGRAM IN ARIDLAND ECOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

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