The Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab is part of the academic curriculum at Marian University. It is used primarily in biological science courses, but is also used by the departments of Chemistry, Education, Art, Political Science, English, Theology, and others.
A sampling of courses that use the Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab:
These courses are part of the Ecology and Environmental science concentration.
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Because it is a high quality natural area right on the Marian University campus, the EcoLab has been the subject of many research investigations. Research monitoring the effects of the current restoration activities on birds, amphibians, and vegetation is on-going. Each year, several more research projects are done in the EcoLab by Marian University students and faculty. Volunteers and other researchers can get involved as well. For example, birders can participate in a walking survey of the avifauna of the EcoLab. Others with a particular taxonomic, geological, or biological expertise are also invited to help us learn more about this important area.
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